What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>Richard C</b><p>Greetings, what is considered the rookie card of "Lefty" Grove? I have always thought it was the 1932 U.S. Caramel card. Look forward to some replies.<br />Thanks<br /><br /><img src="http://www.network54.com/Realm/tmp/1190137150.GIF">

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>Brad Green</b><p><A HREF="http://www.network54.com/Forum/153652/thread/1172083030/last-1172091548/What+is+considered+the+Lefty+Grove+Rookie-" TARGET="_blank"><FONT SIZE="4">Thread From February with the Same Question</FONT></A>

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>peter chao</b><p>Brad,<br /><br />You forgot the smiley face. I don't know about you but I have difficulties doing a search on this website. All I have to say is that I wish I had paid attention in my computer classes. <img src="/images/happy.gif" height=14 width=14><br /><br />Peter C.

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>Richard C</b><p>since when did you become the monitor of this forum? <br />LOLLOL

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>PAS</b><p>If repetition was a crime most of us would be guilty. In any case here is a list that was on not the last thread about this subject, but the one before that. <img src="/images/happy.gif" height=14 width=14><br /><br />1926 Major League Die-cuts game card <br />1926-29 Postcard Back Exhibit<br />1927 W560 <br />1928 R315 <br />1928 Star Player Candy <br />1928-32 LaPresse<br />1929 Four-on-One Exhibit<br />1929 R316 Kashin <br />1929 Kashin Publications-Large Size <br />1929 Major League Die-cuts <br />1929 W553 <br />1929-30 Four-on-One Exhibits<br />1930 Baguer Chocolates <br />1930 W554 <br />1931 Sun Pictures <br />1931 W517<br />1931 W517 Mini<br />1931 W-Unc<br />1931-32 Four-on-One Exhibits <br />1932 R337 Eclipse Import<br />1932 PR3 Orbit Gum Pins Unnumbered <br />1932 R328 U.S. Caramel<br />

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>jay behrens</b><p>I believe on of the links on this site will take you to a website that will tell you want is thought to be the rookie card for all HOFers. I'd suggest making use of that resource.<br /><br />Jay<br><br>The richest person is not the one who has the most, but the one who needs the least.

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>dennis</b><p>jay,brad pointed that site out on every similar thread richard has asked about "what is considered to be rookie card of"

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>jay behrens</b><p>well, hell then, let's start a thread a new thread for every HOFer, asking what their rookie card is. Why bother checking a web site when you can waste time and space here.<br /><br />Jay<br><br>The richest person is not the one who has the most, but the one who needs the least.

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>Richard C</b><p>I think you are wasting more time beating on a dead horse then I did asking the question again. Dah!<br />

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>JK</b><p>Greetings, what are the rookie cards of the following players, looking forward to some replies:<br /><br />Hank Aaron<br />Pete Alexander<br />Cap Anson<br />Luis Aparicio<br />Luke Appling<br />Richie Ashburn<br />Earl Averill<br />Frank Baker<br />Dave Bancroft<br />Ernie Banks<br />Jake Beckley<br />Cool Papa Bell<br />Johnny Bench<br />Chief Bender<br />Yogi Berra<br />Wade Boggs<br />Jim Bottomley<br />Lou Boudreau<br />Roger Bresnahan<br />George Brett<br />Lou Brock<br />Dan Brouthers<br />Mordecai Brown<br />Jim Bunning<br />Jesse Burkett<br />Roy Campanella<br />Rod Carew<br />Max Carey<br />Steve Carlton<br />Gary Carter <br />Orlando Cepeda<br />Frank Chance<br />Oscar Charleston <br />Jack Chesbro<br />Fred Clarke<br />John Clarkson<br />Roberto Clemente<br />Ty Cobb<br />Mickey Cochrane<br />Eddie Collins<br />Jimmy Collins<br />Earle Combs<br />Roger Connor<br />Stan Coveleski<br />Sam Crawford<br />Joe Cronin<br />Kiki Cuyler<br />Ray Dandridge <br />George Davis<br />Leon Day <br />Dizzy Dean<br />Ed Delahanty<br />Bill Dickey<br />Martin Dihigo <br />Joe DiMaggio<br />Larry Doby<br />Bobby Doerr<br />Don Drysdale<br />Hugh Duffy<br />Dennis Eckersley <br />Johnny Evers<br />Buck Ewing<br />Red Faber<br />Bob Feller<br />Rick Ferrell<br />Rollie Fingers<br />Carlton Fisk<br />Elmer Flick<br />Whitey Ford<br />Bill Foster <br />Nellie Fox<br />Jimmie Foxx<br />Frankie Frisch<br />Pud Galvin<br />Lou Gehrig<br />Charlie Gehringer<br />Bob Gibson<br />Josh Gibson <br />Lefty Gomez<br />Goose Goslin<br />Hank Greenberg<br />Burleigh Grimes<br />Lefty Grove<br />Chick Hafey<br />Jesse Haines<br />Billy Hamilton<br />Gabby Hartnett<br />Harry Heilmann<br />Billy Herman<br />Harry Hooper<br />Rogers Hornsby<br />Waite Hoyt<br />Carl Hubbell<br />Catfish Hunter<br />Monte Irvin <br />Reggie Jackson<br />Travis Jackson<br />Fergie Jenkins<br />Hughie Jennings<br />Judy Johnson <br />Walter Johnson<br />Addie Joss<br />Al Kaline<br />Tim Keefe<br />Willie Keeler<br />George Kell<br />Joe Kelley<br />George Kelly<br />King Kelly<br />Harmon Killebrew<br />Ralph Kiner<br />Chuck Klein<br />Sandy Koufax<br />Nap Lajoie<br />Tony Lazzeri<br />Bob Lemon<br />Buck Leonard <br />Freddy Lindstrom<br />Pop Lloyd <br />Ernie Lombardi<br />Ted Lyons<br />Mickey Mantle<br />Heinie Manush<br />Rabbit Maranville<br />Juan Marichal<br />Rube Marquard<br />Eddie Mathews<br />Christy Mathewson<br />Willie Mays<br />Bill Mazeroski<br />Tommy McCarthy<br />Willie McCovey<br />Joe McGinnity<br />Bid McPhee<br />Joe Medwick<br />Johnny Mize<br />Paul Molitor <br />Joe Morgan<br />Eddie Murray <br />Stan Musial<br />Hal Newhouser<br />Kid Nichols<br />Phil Niekro<br />Jim O'Rourke<br />Mel Ott<br />Satchel Paige <br />Jim Palmer<br />Herb Pennock<br />Tony Perez<br />Gaylord Perry<br />Eddie Plank<br />Kirby Puckett<br />Charles Radbourn<br />Pee Wee Reese<br />Sam Rice<br />Eppa Rixey<br />Phil Rizzuto<br />Robin Roberts<br />Brooks Robinson<br />Frank Robinson<br />Jackie Robinson<br />Joe Rogan <br />Edd Roush<br />Red Ruffing<br />Amos Rusie<br />Babe Ruth<br />Nolan Ryan<br />Ryne Sandberg<br />Ray Schalk<br />Mike Schmidt<br />Red Schoendienst<br />Tom Seaver<br />Joe Sewell<br />Al Simmons<br />George Sisler<br />Enos Slaughter<br />Hilton Smith <br />Ozzie Smith<br />Duke Snider<br />Warren Spahn<br />Tris Speaker<br />Willie Stargell<br />Turkey Stearnes <br />Don Sutton<br />Bill Terry<br />Sam Thompson<br />Joe Tinker<br />Pie Traynor<br />Dazzy Vance<br />Arky Vaughan<br />Rube Waddell<br />Honus Wagner<br />Bobby Wallace<br />Ed Walsh<br />Lloyd Waner<br />Paul Waner<br />Monte Ward<br />Mickey Welch<br />Willie Wells <br />Zack Wheat<br />Hoyt Wilhelm<br />Billy Williams<br />Joe Williams <br />Ted Williams<br />Vic Willis<br />Hack Wilson<br />Dave Winfield<br />Early Wynn<br />Carl Yastrzemski<br />Cy Young<br />Ross Youngs<br />Robin Yount<br />

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>Zinn</b><p>Is a minor league card, say PCL, considered a "rookie" card? If so I'll answer for Bancroft...it's his 1912 Zeenut.

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>JK</b><p>Sorry Zinn, minor league cards are pre-rookies or "prookies" as the board refers to them. <img src="/images/happy.gif" height=14 width=14> Can anyone else help me, I really need to find this stuff out.

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>jay behrens</b><p>Since they are all HOFers, they can't be HOF cards unless they were issued after they were inducted into the HOF <br /><br />Jay<br><br>The richest person is not the one who has the most, but the one who needs the least.

What is considered to be "Lefty" Groves rookie card?
 

Posted By: <b>Brad Green</b><p><br />Richard:<br /><br />Most people probably consider Lefty's 1926-29 postcard-back Exhibit to be his rookie card. Others probably would consider a card like the "1932" U. S. Caramel to be his rookie card. You have both cards, so why would you really care which one is his rookie card?<br /><br />The U. S. Caramel's, however, were issued in 1933 -- not in 1932. That means that the 1933 Goudey is as much of a rookie card as the 1933 U. S. Caramel.<br /><br />There was a discussion back in 2005 as to the issue year of the U. S. Caramels. Click the link below to read it.<br /><br /><A HREF="http://www.network54.com/Forum/153652/thread/1125497281/last-1125606389/Apparent+dating+error+in+R328+Standard+Catalog+lis ting" TARGET="_blank">September 2005 thread on U. S. Caramel issue date</A><br /><br />Brad