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AP ST. LOUIS - A New Jersey man paid $1.2 million for a rare 1909 Honus Wagner baseball card in an online auction that brought interest from many potential buyers who had never owned a card before, the sale organizer said.The buyer hasn t decided whether to come forward publicly, a
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stanley puodelis on began last month. We re thrilled with the outcome, Goodwin said. There s been so much media attention surrounding this card, and the final price proved this card was worth watching. Wagner was a member of the first class of Hall of Fame inductees. The shortstop, nicknamed The Flying Dutchman, spent most of his 21-year career 1897 to 1917 with the Pittsburgh Pirates, winning eight batting titles and hitting a career .327.The 2frac12;- by 1frac12;-inch card was released in cigarette packs sold by the American Tobacco Co. from 1909 to 1911. What makes the card special, in addition to Wagner s fame, is the fact that it was pulled from circulation after about 200 were issued. The consensus among many was that Wagner didn t want to encourage smoking, especially to children. Good
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Buried beneath thick slabs of Antarctic ice there lies a craggy landscape, home to mountains, valleys, and 鈥?scientists now know 鈥?a massive, subglacial gorge deeper than the Grand Canyon.
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stanley mugs enticular cloud on November 24, 2013. Beneath the continent icy expanse lies a rugged terrain scientists are just beginning to chart. A team of researchers lead by Newcastle University Neil Ross used radar and satellite imagery collected in collaboration with NASA IceBridge mission to chart a prehistoric Antarctic mountain range known as the Ellsworth Subglacial Highlands. It was in doing so that they discovered an enormous chasm measuring 1.8 miles deep, 186 miles long and, at some points, as much as 15 miles wide. By comparison, the Grand Canyon measures longer and, at points, wider than the newly discovered Antarctic trench, coming it at just over 275 miles long and up to 18 miles wide; but where the Antarctic chasm wins out is depth, it
stanley cup s profundity extending at points to almost twice that of the Grand Canyon . Interestingly, when it com
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