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From: arnold@umcp-cs.UUCP
Newsgroups: net.sport
Subject: Olympic Trading Cards
Message-ID: <7237@umcp-cs.UUCP>
Date: Thu, 24-May-84 11:23:34 EDT
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Posted: Thu May 24 11:23:34 1984
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	Over the past two weeks I have been trying to collect
	all 99 of the Olympic trading cards (sold by 7-11)
	They come in packages of 36 cards and sell for 1.50 each

	These cards are much like the baseball, football and other
	sport crading cards.

	I have all but one card #70.  I believe that #70 is Mark Spitz
	being that he is not on any other card and did win an
	impressive 7 gold metals during the 1972 summer games.

	If anyone out there has #70 I would like to trade you cards
	that you need, since I have a lot of extras.

	Some of the people on the Olympic trading card series are:
	Jim Thrope, Jan Klaude Kelee, Buster Crab, Sojin Henne,
	Cassus Clay, Joe Frasser.


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