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There once was a minor-league baseball team in Anniston, Alabama, called the Rams. It rarely excelled. It petered out in 1950. But its stories are worth telling.

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July 13, 2020 Phillip Tutor

The sad tale of ‘Twinkletoes’ Adair, an early Rams star

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