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English: Photograph of Horace Dyer
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Source Cropped from 1894 Michigan football team portrait available at Bentley Historical Library web site.
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2012-01-06 02:53 1051×1207× (208222 bytes) Cbl62 {{Information |Description = Photograph of [[Horace Dyer]] |Source = Cropped from 1894 Michigan football team portrait available at Bentley Historical Library web site. |Date = 1894 |Author = unknown |Permission = Pub

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