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Old 08-23-2005, 08:53 AM
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Posted By: identify7

The least known players have been multi-year searches for me. For example Gerald Walker, Diomedes Olivo and Johnnie Burnett were quite difficult to obtain. For the past year or two I have been trying to secure a decent copy of Leon Cadore and Oscar Ray Grimes.

Now it is true that Wheat has two Grimes available, but one is a strip card and the other an exhibit - I am hoping for a product card. And there have been some Cadore beaters available during the past two years, but I held off, thinking a vg or better was likely within my budget. I still do, but where is it?

Do you have difficulty with no-name commons?

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Old 08-23-2005, 12:35 PM
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If it's obscure commons, I'm prolly the guy to ask. In the case of Oscar Grimes, your only other choices are a Zeenut or an e120. I don't show a Johnnie Burnett in my pre-war database, but do have a Jack that only appears in the t210 series 8. I am assuming Olivo is only on Cuban cards since he doesn't appear either. Cadore has a zeenut, e120, e220 and a strip card. Walker you can find in the Batter Up 33 Goudey, r313 and r314 sets.

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Old 08-23-2005, 12:47 PM
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Posted By: identify7

Right you are Jay!

Johnnie Burnett was (I believe) a Canadian version of R314, which I got from Tim N.

I just picked up the Batter Up Walker; which was the one I wanted.

And the Olivo was on the 60 Pirates - I got his card in a TCMA set.

According to my data: Olivo was the oldest rookie and Burnett had the most hits in a game (9).

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Walker was in the '34 Goudey set, not the '33.

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Posted By: Frank Wakefield

Well I've been keeping an eye open for any Leon Cadore card, one beaten up a bit is ok with me. I actually like cards that I'm not afraid to hold. So any of those beaters you saw, are any still available???

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I have seen two or three Cadore beaters on eBay over the past couple of years. None in the last 6 mos. or so. I imagine that they are in a pile somewhere, but I do not know where.

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