1952 topps fun topic Larry Jansen
 

Larry has seven fingers up on his 1952 topps. There is a specific answer to this. Would any of you like to speculate as to why?

There are 7 days in a week?

Tom the seven is correct. Your hint is he is proud of each of them.

He had a total of ten kids, but I'm guessing that he had seven at the time that photo was taken.

He had 7 kids by the time he was 32. I bet he loved being on the road!

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7 kids in 1952

That is the Brady Bunch + 1!

Correct the seven signified his enthusiasm for his children. Eventually totaling ten.

The fun part of this card is ... he had 5 fingers up on his left hand and 2 on his right in one original photo (obviously taken in the same shoot), and switched hands for the photo used on the Topps card.

Cheers,
Patrick

Spent more time in the bedroom than on the mound? :D

Who said he was exclusive to the bedroom?:rolleyes:

Seven and.....
 

Which begs the question, what was ol Lar up to on the road...:eek:

Those were 7 kids he knew about!

I wouldn't want to see his card if he ended up with 11 kids. :eek:

Is a thumb considered a finger ? :p

7 that he knows of

The guy on the Cubs that had 6 fingers on each hand should have done that for a card...can't remember his name, it wasn't that long ago.

Antonio Alfonseca. It was hereditary, something called polydactly.

Gus Zernial
 

Why does Gus have six baseballs on his bat?
One more day the photo would of had seven!