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The medallion was
never hidden in the same place twice in the 1970s, and size didn't matter (get
your mind out of the gutter and back in the snowbank). Tiny Mears and Irvine stood
proud with Battle Creek and Lake Phalen. West St. Paul and Maplewood were brought
into the fun, pushing the medallion into deeper reaches of Ramsey County.
| 1979 |
Marthaler Park, West St. Paul –
taped to a dead tree |
| 1978 |
Harriet Island Park – frozen
inside of a snowball |
| 1977 |
Irvine Park – inside of a cigar
box |
| 1976 |
Keller Lake Park, Maplewood –
attached to a piece of wood |
| 1975 |
Mears Park – inside of a Bull
Durham sack |
| 1974 |
Cherokee Park – in a crushed
Coke can |
| 1973 |
Lake Phalen Park – cemented inside
of a closet bracket |
| 1972 |
Marydale Park – stuck inside
a chunk of drain pipe |
| 1971 |
Wakefield Lake Park, Maplewood –
attached to baby buggy wheel |
| 1970 |
Battle Creek Park, Maplewood –
attached to a cast-iron vise |
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