Many fall in this category, including a T207 set collector's nemesis: Irving Lewis
Keith Olbermann's SABR article on Lewis provides his minimal contribution to the game as:
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When Lewis finally appeared in a Braves’ game, it was not behind the plate, but as a pitcher. On April 28, 1912, he defeated the Paterson team of the Inter-State League in a Sunday exhibition game played in New Jersey. Lewis struck out four, walked five and gave up nine hits in the 4-3 triumph. His pitching opponent that day was Paterson’s player-manager, Andy Coakley, a veteran of Connie Mack’s pitching staffs in Philadelphia.
That exhibition game victory and those four spring training at-bats were the extent of Irving Lewis’ major league career, such as it was
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