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Old 10-19-2012, 01:30 PM
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Default Three Finger Brown B-Day

I saw that Brown was born on this date in 1876. I lifted the two images from the "Can't Have Too Many Cards " blog. I had never actually seen the "Three Fingers"

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Bet with those twisted, missing and stubby digits, old Mordecai's pitches would be tough to hit.
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Bet with those twisted, missing and stubby digits, old Mordecai's pitches would be tough to hit.
I read today that he had an awesome-plus curve and that his sinker "acted the a bizzare knuckleball"

The article also states that Brown kept the corn shucker that destroyed his hand as a seven year old. He stored it in his garage until he died, more than happy to drag it out and show the curious folk. I wonder what ever became of that piece of "memorabilia"?

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My only card of Three Finger Brown.
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Boy, you guys will just use ANY excuse to bust out cards.
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