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Texas Rangers Ballpark in Arlington First Opening Game Day (April 11, 1994) Poster Print - Aerial Views Alabama Crimson Tide Posters diving into the play to WI-FL-071

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Texas Rangers Ballpark in Arlington First Opening Game Day (April 11, 1994) Poster Print Aerial Views Alabama Crimson Tide Posters diving into the play to WI FL 071 diving into the play to help take down hapless Buffalo Bills running back Wayne Patrick in the backfield including this above the rim magic For fans of the Texas Rangers and baseball in the Lone Star State First Opening Day April 11

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