File:1912 T207 Chief Wilson.jpg

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English: A 1912 T207 baseball card of Chief Wilson of the Pittsburgh Pirates, from the same year that he set the major league record for triples in a season.
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  • 2011-01-25 20:02 Oriolesfan8 165×300× (8732 bytes) A 1912 T207 baseball card of [[Chief Wilson]] of the [[Pittsburgh Pirates]], from the same year that he set the major league record for triples in a season.

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Chief Wilson with the Pittsburgh Pirates, image from the 1912 T207 based card. (He set the MLB record for triples in a season)

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