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The mighty Ted Kluszewski.....let's see some cards
1949 LEAF Rookie card
http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...wskiDkBlue.jpg . . http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...Kluszewski.jpg By age 10, I was an avid Yankees fan. But, I was also a fan of Ted Williams and Ted Kluszewski. Sounds a little strange, doesn't it ? Not really, I rooted for both Ted's because we three were named "Theodore". I have already posted a thread regarding Ted Williams, and my conversations with him in Cooperstown. So, this thread is about Ted Kluszewski. Ted is somewhat of an unheralded BB player. From 1952-1956, he was equal in slugging power and BAvg with other NL guys (Mathews, Mays, Snider, etc.). He was traded to the Chicago "Go-Go" White Sox in 1959. Chicago faced the LA Dodgers in the World Series in 1959, and "Big Klu" proved that he still was a force to be reckoned with. In 6 games, Ted batted .391 with 10 RBI's, 9 Hits, 3 HR's, and an amazing OPS = 1.266 That's my story, guys. Now, let's see some Ted Kluszewski cards, memorabilia, and other related stuff. TED Z T206 Reference . |
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Here's Ted in Ebbets Field wearing the road version of the one-year-only 1956 Redlegs jersey ...
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Baseball Magazine (2) and Baseball Monthly supplements
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Starting end on the 1945 Indiana Hoosiers football team. The only unbeaten squad in school history. His Letterman's jacket was available for sale at a National several years ago and I still kick myself for not buying it.
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One of my favorite issues
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Ted was watching film of his hitting before it was en vogue, what a trailblazer.
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