Help With ID, 1930's-1940's Baseball?
 

This signature came out of an autograph album I recently purchased it spanned the 1930's and 1940's and was 90% baseball with well over 100 autographs I was able to identify all of them except this one. Does anyone recognize who it might be? Thanks in advance
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If all else fails try reddit r/transcription. They are very very good at deciphering unreadable text. Even in different languages and ancient.

Thanks never heard of it but I'll give it a whirl
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Looks Like Harry Richman

Here's one on eBay

Wow! Thanks a million. You're right
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Any chance you have a Charlie Butler, Jerry Lynn, John Fick or Jack Phillips in that book. Probably not but worth a try.

Was this Jack Phillips drafted during WWII? I vaguely recall I may have a WWII item with someone of that name, but know it is a pretty common name, so want to check with you before digging through things.

I believe he's looking for JACK S. PHILLIPS 1945 Giants He died in St. Louis by accidental electrocution at the age of 39, ten years after leaving baseball. Tough autograph.
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Phillips, Bob Thorpe (1955) and John Carden all suffered the same fate. Geremi Gonzalez was struck by lightning, so a different type of electrocution, but alas...

True That! But only one former major leaguer was ever eaten by a dinosaur :)
JOPHERY BROWN 1968 Cubs (1993 Jurassic Park worker in raptor pen)
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