6th and last one need some help with

[cubman1941]

National League - and I may have this one upside down?? Again if anyone has any interest in any of these let me know.

[Steve D]

I think that is upside down. The signature viewed the other way seems familiar to me, but I just can't place it.

Perhaps if you post it the other way, someone might recognize it.

Steve

[cubman1941]

Rog that, will do.
Jim

I think that is upside down. The signature viewed the other way seems familiar to me, but I just can't place it.

Perhaps if you post it the other way, someone might recognize it.

Steve

[cubman1941]

Here it is other side up.

[dgo71]

Hideo Nomo?

[cubman1941]

Thanks - maybe. I will have to see if I can find some of his auto's to compare.
Appreciate it.
Jim

Hideo Nomo?

[cubman1941]

I went on-line and looked his autos up and this one isn't his - thanks for looking.

Hideo Nomo?

[frankbmd]

The batter swings twice. His second swing results in a ground ball that bounces four times on the way to the shortstop who throws the batter out at first.

Hieroglyphics preceded and was largely supplanted by sabermetrics in baseball score keeping, but it is making a comeback in the current chicken scratch autograph world.

Hope this helps.;)

[cubman1941]

Frank, thanks, I am now looking at autographs of a batter who swung twice and hit a ground ball that bounced four times to the shortstop who threw the autograph person out at first. So far maybe Sergio Santos or Will Myers
or even a very early Manny Machado, wow!!!

Jim

The batter swings twice. His second swing results in a ground ball that bounces four times on the way to the shortstop who throws the batter out at first.

Hieroglyphics preceded and was largely supplanted by sabermetrics in baseball score keeping, but it is making a comeback in the current chicken scratch autograph world.

Hope this helps.;)

[dgo71]

I went on-line and looked his autos up and this one isn't his - thanks for looking.

I know he had a couple variations to his signature. I don't have any that look like this either but I thought I remembered a post that showed something similar and someone identified as Nomo. I took a blind swing with that guess.

I can tell you beyond a shadow of a doubt that it's definitely not Machado.

[dgo71]

Found one. It's Nomo.

[cubman1941]

Wow, thanks. I had looked at 3 or 4 sites and none showed this one. I do appreciate all your help and effort on this one.

Jim

Found one. It's Nomo.