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Nonetheless, he reasoned that the disease must be of bacterial origin

Theyre made of hardened minerals (like calcium), food debris and germs

This makes lots of tiny holes in the carbon

A) His catcher's mask B) An entire rack of baby back ribs C) A wad of chaw the size of Arrowhead Stadium D) The unfortunate result of rookie hazing E) All of the above Card submitted by Douglas Corti Doug Bird, 1981 Fleer Name: Doug Bird Team: New York Yankees Position: Pitcher Value of card: Two scrambled eggs, complete with eggshells Key 1980 stat: Bird was not the word Fun facts about not-very-good pitcher Doug Bird and actual birds: Most actual birds use their wings to fly

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Also very common in the antebellum Midwest was farming corn while raising hogs, complementing each other especially since it was difficult to get grain to market before the canals and railroads