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Old 08-26-2009, 11:05 AM
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Default Can anyone help me with a head shot of John Patrick Luby played 1895-1890...
Maybe in a Spalding guide?? He played for Chicago for 4 yrs and Louisville in 1890. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
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Jim- I just checked my 1891 Spalding Guide and it has no pictures. A little too early for them.
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He bears the distinction of being the only player transported backward in time.
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Default Not Patrick
According to Baseball-Refrence.com his name was John Perkins Luby. Pat was apparently a nickname.
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Default I picked this cabinet up at the Natl from
Mike McKee, along with a few other items. I just can't find any picture, team or individual head shot on him. Any help would be great. Thanks again.

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=114634
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Maybe in a Spalding guide?? He played for Chicago for 4 yrs and Louisville in 1890. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
I don't think he was Jewish, if that helps
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Nice one, Leon.
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I don't think he was Jewish, if that helps
Wow. Tough room.
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Good point, Jim. At least a dozen people have now decided not to post because of Leon's comment.

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I don't think he was Jewish, if that helps
Didn't he have an Uncle Morton?
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Didn't Luby shoot Lennedy?
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Didn't Luby shoot Lennedy?
No, he shot Loswald.
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I'm sure you can find them on Facebook
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The Borscht Belt never had it this good.
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here you go:
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A few years ago, Lew Lipset sold 14 binders filled with over 14,000 pictures of ballplayers compiled by Don McPherson:

http://www.oldjudge.com/archive/2006...ball/misc/139/

If I'd bought it---and I'm sorry I couldn't--I might be able to help.

{I see we have a winner} Anyway, have a look at that Lipset offering...it would make a great website
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anyone have a pic of Jim Tipper?
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According to Baseball-Refrence.com his name was John Perkins Luby. Pat was apparently a nickname.
I'm doing a short BIO of Luby. His middle name is in fact Perkins, but I have yet to find where his nickname "Pat" was ever used. I've scoured magazines and newspapers and have found nothing yet during his lifetime.
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