File:1901 Bill Clymer.jpeg

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English: Professional baseball player and manager Bill Clymer photographed in 1901 as the manager of the Buffalo Bisons.
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Source The Sporting News via [1]
Author Pacific & Atlantic Photos, Inc.

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