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You got to love a guy that beat Cobb to a bloody pulp
and Stone looks Stoned:D http://photos.imageevent.com/ruckers...ze/schmidt.jpg http://photos.imageevent.com/ruckers...size/stone.jpg |
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Nice cards everybody
Great thread Jeff As Bill Goodwin likes to say here is my uncommon common http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1271385970 |
Craig,
Wow! I have never even heard of that back before. JimB |
Jim,
The front is rarer than the back :) |
Hey FUBAR (Jim) you are thinking of Kurt Bevacqua!
Here are a few of my favorite commons... http://www.starsofthediamond.com/11zeehalla.JPG http://www.starsofthediamond.com/13zeemccarl.JPG http://www.starsofthediamond.com/14zeecartwright.JPG Although my favorite common is still probably the D380-1 Osborn leaping card -Rhett |
Very well could be Rhett, Its been 35 years or so since i seen one.
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Common favorite
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I knew him when I was a kid. Quite a pitcher for those Boston Red Sox.
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All about the styling...
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Sorry to break up the pre war but this is for Fubar.
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Back to pre-war.
Color: Manager of the 1912 WS Champs. B&W: Underrated picther for late teens Sox teams. |
Uncommon common T206's............
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I always get a kick out of the look of pure joy on the face of Fred Burchell. T206's have predominately dour visages. I wonder why John Titus persisted in having a handlebar mustache long after it was in vogue......I've read where he was a bit eccentric. Perhaps that explains it.
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Cotton top Terry Turner as a baby. Credited with crafting the head-first slide. In that outfit I can see why.
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Very nice photo.
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After retirement he grew his hair long and performed as the lead singer for a band called "THE MONKEYS"...
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Jeff
This is one of my favorite commons. Love the end of swing and the happy face. Like he just hit a liner over second base, 9th inning, 2 outs, and a no hitter on the line. END OF THE NO HITTER. |
Should have played for the Naps . . .
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A Common Southern Leaguer :
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What I like about this issue is it is Good Ole Roy Ellam, but not from the T206 variety, and perhaps a one of a kind mini photo card. At the very least it is very rare item. I also like the crisp look at the outfield fence, the notation of "Captain & Shortstop."
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I've always liked the Cracker Jack Horizontals.
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