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Posting the list of the remaining July birthday's so it's on this page.

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Just a bit overgraded :D

Happy Birthday to me and my birthday buddy Buck!

Bill

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Originally Posted by fkm_bky (Post 2121406)

Happy Birthday to me and my birthday buddy Buck!

Bill

Thanks for the T206 Buckfest, and Happy Buck'in Birthday Bill from sidearm slinging Jack Powell, who apparently likes to celebrate his birthday by getting horizontal.

Brian

............... Hindu B-Bays ............... :) ........... [Powell, with often seen "check mark"]

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Fun, fun, Scott :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by brianp-beme (Post 2121455)

Thanks for the T206 Buckfest, and Happy Buck'in Birthday Bill from sidearm slinging Jack Powell, who apparently likes to celebrate his birthday by getting horizontal.

Brian

We share that trait! Brown chicken brown cow!

[QUOTE=tedzan;2121507]This UZIT card of Buck Herzog is the only one known......it is unique.

Drool...beautiful cards Ted! If you ever grow bored of the Uzit, let me know 😁

Bill

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Originally Posted by tedzan (Post 2121551)

Happy Birthday, Bill

I acquired the Herzog/UZIT card 8 years ago from my good friend in the Smoky Mountain region of North Carolina.
I sold it a couple years ago.

Enjoy the day.

TED Z

T206 Reference
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I think you're off on the timeframe of the Herzog Ted. David Hall picked it up
in a REA auction 8 years ago and had it crossed over to a PSA 3. Now it's in Brady Hill's collection.

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Here are a few different backs...

Cycle for the back run...

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Originally Posted by tedzan (Post 2121650)

My long time hobby friend, Ralph, from the Smoky Mountain region of North Carolina sent me this Herzog / UZIT card in 2011. After wheeling-n-dealing, we
did a cash-trade deal for it. I had SGC grade it.

I offered this Herzog / UZIT card to David Hall when he was at my booth at the 2014 National. I said to him.... "I'm sure you need this card, as it is unique."
David suggested...."Do us both a favor, and consign it to REA, and we will see what it's real market value is ?"
And that I did, and of course he won this card in the REA 2014 Fall auction.

Incidentally, this card sold for quite more (in REA) than I initially offered it to David. Furthermore, PSA graded it lower than SGC had graded it.

TED Z

T206 Reference
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It was the 2013 fall auction

https://bid.robertedwardauctions.com...e?itemid=27413

Pastorius has long been one of my favorite T206 cards, but doesn't get mentioned much. Everybody...wish his T206 Happy Birthday!

Brian

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Originally Posted by brianp-beme (Post 2122499)

Pastorius has long been one of my favorite T206 cards, but doesn't get mentioned much. Everybody...wish his T206 Happy Birthday!

Brian

Agree 100% --- Classic pose, and great image ...... :)

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Help on Krause, pitch back run ...... ;)

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Fun, fun, Scott :rolleyes:

Only 7 confirmed backs for Donohue, 1909 was the last year he played.

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Another Piedmont 150, this one sans itchy back.

Brian

Jesse N. Tannehill. Pitcher for the Washington Senators in 1908-1909. 197 wins and 7 saves in 15 MLB seasons. 1901 NL ERA leader. Pitched a no-hitter in 1904. Debuted with the Cincinnati Reds in 1894. Pitched over 2,750 MLB innings with a career ERA of 2.80. Was also one of the best-hitting pitchers of his era.

Excerpt from Tannehill's SABR biography: On the mound, the short left-hander relied on an agonizingly slow curveball and razor-sharp control. Every year from 1897 to 1904, Tannehill ranked among his league’s top five in fewest walks per nine innings pitched. He wasn’t a big strikeout pitcher, either–he recorded only 940 strikeouts in more than 2,750 career innings–but his low walk totals still ensured him an annual spot among pitchers with the best strikeout to walk ratios.

In 1901, he fanned a career-high 118 batters while walking just 36, and led the National League with a 2.18 ERA as the Pirates captured the pennant. Pittsburgh’s dominance continued the following season as the Pirates won 103 games and clinched the pennant with a month left in the season. The Pirates’ staff (Phillippe, Tannehill, Leever, Doheny and Chesbro) threw twenty-one shutouts, led the league in strikeouts, walked the fewest batters, and threw back-to-back two-hitters and back-to-back three-hitters.

Amidst Pittsburgh’s success, rumors surfaced about players secretly negotiating with Ban Johnson to join the American League, with Tannehill believed to be one of the main catalysts. After a game in August, Jesse got into an altercation with reserve Jimmy Burke. A scuffle occurred resulting in Tannehill dislocating his pitching shoulder. Tannehill went to a local hospital where the doctors administrated ether so his arm could be popped back into place. While under the anesthetic Tannehill told Pirates owner Barney Dreyfuss about conversations he had with Johnson. He even dropped the names of the other Pirates involved.

Five days later at Tannehill’s apartment, six Pirates were promised a $1,000 bonus for jumping leagues in 1903. Word got out and suspected ring-leader Jack O’Connor was suspended even though Tannehill reportedly told a friend that he was behind the meeting. When an All-Star game was set up after the season between the Pirates and a group of American League All-Stars, Tannehill did not participate. Dreyfuss, knowing Tannehill had already received a bonus from the American League, handed the pitcher his unconditional release and told him to take his baggage from Exposition Park at once. Along with teammates O’Connor and Jack Chesbro, Tannehill signed with the New York Highlanders.

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Thought I had a Burchell but I don't.

................ Pat, here's a Burchell for you ....... :)

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Fun, fun, Scott :rolleyes:

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Originally Posted by mybuddyinc (Post 2123146)

Thought I had a Burchell but I don't.

................ Pat, here's a Burchell for you ....... :)

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Fun, fun, Scott :rolleyes:

Nice Burchell Scott, same as you you I really like the minor league Tolstoi's.

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...... little help on Nichols, bat, back run ....... :)

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Fun, fun, Scott :rolleyes:

A Sweet Caporal 350 factory 30, for those of you who are keeping score at home.

Brian

A Harry Davis Sovereign 150 Fit for a King (of a small impoverished country).

Brian

Pat, GREAT OM H. Davis ..... and that has to be the most extreme "missed" Red Bar SC 649 I have ever seen .................... :)

...... here's my "No H." Davis ........... :p

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Fun, fun, Scott :rolleyes:

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Thanks for reminding me about that one Scott, here is the w Bat

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Originally Posted by nineunder71 (Post 2124739)

Fun Fun

I got to trade mark that one day ................ :)

Great pair of Tolstois, but let's not forget about "with bat" ......... ;)

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Fun, fun, Scott :rolleyes: