Agreed it's a great card!
But for the record, Stephenson isn't even close to being a Hall of Famer. His high average was due to his few peak years coming in the late 20s and early 30s when inflated averages were the norm. When he hit .367 in 1930, that was good for only 8th in the National League. He only played 100 games or more in five seasons, and had only one season with more than 100 runs scored and one season with more than 100 RBI. Riggs will always be on the outside looking in.
Greg
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