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Keep Rose Out?
And Lott? And women at Augusta? And who else?
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I do not think for a moment that Pete Rose should be able again to
be involved in the game of baseball. Perhaps, that is because I
think he is a reprehensible person. So saying, that does not
diminish his achievements of the baseball field. In my 70+ years I
have watched many great players and count Pete among that group. No
matter what anyone says, he belongs in the Hall of Fame.
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Martha Craig
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