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1964 Topps: Jim Bouton #470
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Thursday, February 5, 2015. However, his large number of appearances in those first years led to arm issues. By 1965, Jim was a member of the bullpen, his fastball noticeably slower. He developed a knuckle ball to extend his career. By 1968, however, Bouton was back in the minors. The famous book Ball Four. Frank Robinson Reds - 38HRS. Off center. Slight rounding of the corners and small creases. Off center on the back and some dirt. February 5, 2015 at 7:54 PM. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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1993 Topps: #467 Lee Stevens
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Celebrating the 20-year anniversary of the first set I ever collected. Thursday, August 13, 2015. Lee Stevens is rocking a sweatshirt underneath his jersey, so I'm guessing it's pretty chilly wherever he is. (Cleveland? Maybe that accounts for the near-total lack of fans in the bleachers behind him. Mark Snipp" sounds like a Harry Potter character. He needs a more outlandish first name though. I'd suggest Maurelius Snipp. But never had a walkoff homer. On This Date in 1993:. August 13. Johnny Gaudrea...
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1964 Topps: Don Cardwell #417
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Wednesday, September 10, 2014. A neurological illness that also claimed Ted Darling, the original radio and television voice of the Buffalo Sabers, and Colleen Howe, wife of hockey legend Gordie Howe. Cardwell was the first player to throw a no-hitter on his first start with his new team after being traded. Don was sent to the Cubs on May 13, 1960. On May 15, Cardwell faced 28 Cardinal batters, walking one batter in the first inning. 49 (in 1922) Cubs-26 Phils-23. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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1964 Topps: Tommy Davis #180
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Sunday, November 23, 2014. In 1964, Davis slumped at the plate to .275, and in 1965 was knocked out for the season when he broke an ankle while breaking up a double play early in the season. He found his skill at the plate when he returned in 1966, battling .313, but the Dodgers were swept in the series by the Orioles. After retirement, he spent a year as a coach with the Mariners, and release a book Tales From the Dodgers Dugout. 4 - foot high stakes. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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1964 Topps: Gene Stephens #308
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Wednesday, December 3, 2014. Traded to the White Sox at the start of the 1963 season, he spent most of it in the minors while his knee healed, only appearing in six games for the South Siders. However, a promising start in 1963 earned a call up from Al Lopez and Gene finished his career in Chicago with the Sox barely missing out on the post season by a single game. Gene didn't return to baseball in 1965, instead entering the business world and retiring from Kerr-McGee after 22 years in marketing.
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Horizontal Heroes: The 1960 Topps Set: #5 Wally Moon
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The Topps Baseball set from 1960 stands as their last full horizontal set and one of the most colorful ever produced. It's also the first set I actively 'chased' as a young collector. I hope you will enjoy checking out these great cards as much as I will enjoy posting them. Please leave a comment or criticism if you feel the need. Wednesday, August 5, 2015. Wally Moon Los Angeles Dodgers. Moon's Baseball Reference Bullpen page. Wally Moon has a website: The Official Site of Wally Moon. Old school Oriole ...
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1993 Topps: March 2015
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Celebrating the 20-year anniversary of the first set I ever collected. Wednesday, March 25, 2015. 396 Rich Sauveur (Gold). The piping down the sides of Rich Sauveur's pants is juuuuust a bit thinner than his stirrups, which is probably driving the type-A personalities among you crazy. If Topps' most recent career highlight for you is a seven-year-old minor league shutout, that strikes me as the definition of "damning with faint praise". 1 He debuted with the Pirates on July 1, 1986. On This Date in 1993:.
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1993 Topps: #463 Scott Aldred
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Celebrating the 20-year anniversary of the first set I ever collected. Thursday, August 6, 2015. I'd like to imagine that Scott Aldred is pitching to a raccoon and receiving signs from a grizzly bear in a catcher's mask. Aldred didn't even have particularly impressive minor league numbers. I wonder what it was that compelled the Rockies to tab him in the expansion draft. 1 Scott was a winner in his big league debut on September 9, 1990. On This Date in 1993:. Labels: last topps card. I can remember playi...
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1993 Topps: December 2014
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Celebrating the 20-year anniversary of the first set I ever collected. Wednesday, December 24, 2014. Free advertising for both Franklin and Easton, plus we get to see Andy Stankiewicz's number 17 written on his bat knob. A 5' 9", 27-year-old rookie? I predict big things for this kid. 1 Andy had a career-high four hits in five tries while batting leadoff against the Royals on June 24, 1992. Stankiewicz" has never not been funny to me. It's not a name that says "top-flight athlete". On This Date in 1993:.
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And we’re off… | The 1962 Topps Blog
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The 1962 Topps Blog. Collecting and blogging the 1962 Topps baseball set, one card at a time…. And we’re off…. February 7, 2012. Okay, first post. But better late than never, and I’ve created this blog to track my progress. It won’t be witty, and it may not even be very interesting or informative. But at least it’ll help keep me off the street and away from drugs and gangs, right? So here we go…. From → Uncategorized. 105 – Don Mossi →. Leave a Reply Cancel reply. Enter your comment here. 1 - Roger Maris.
