Bill Crouch

[mare33]

I am interested in finding out if there is a baseball card out there of my dad Bill Crouch. He was a pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodgers, Philadelphia Phillies and St. Louis Cardinals between 1939-1945.
I also thought I saw a picture of my grandfather, also Bill Crouch, who pitched 1 game with the St. Louis Browns in 1910. They were the only father son duo from Delaware.
I would dearly love to have a card if one exists.
Mary Crouch Clark

[Jacklitsch]

Try 1941 Goudey, card number 27 and W754.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Jacklitsch

Try 1941 Goudey, card number 27 and W754.

Either of those 2 cards shouldn't be too expensive, relatively speaking, either.

[Abravefan11]

Edit: Wow Anthony you're fast!

[Griffins]

There is also a '41 Goudey with a yellow background, but I don't have it.

[DaveW]

Mary,
There are 2 cards of Bill Crouch from 1941:
1941 R324 Goudey
1941 W754 Cardinals team Issue

- Dave



You can see what the Cardinals one looks like at:
http://www.vintagecardprices.com/car...lue-Prices.htm

[DaveW]

Wow, everybody was quick with that one!
I'll add 2 things:
1) your grandfather is on a 1910 T210 Series 5 Old Mill card
2) I have a sister named Mary who is married to a guy named Crouch, but
it's not you.

- Dave

[DixieBaseball]

Spartanburg - Crouch :

[rhettyeakley]

I have the T210-5 Crouch as John F. Crouch on my lists--I don't think it is the same guy.
-Rhett

[FrankWakefield]

There's also a 1990 Target card, depicting him as a Dodger. And he coached college baseball, I know one of his former players. The 1941 Goudey cards appear occasionally, but aren't always available. The cards were cut a bit haphazardly, it can be difficult to locate each of the 3 colors correctly cut. The name sometimes is found above the player, that's how badly miss-cut they were. The W754 can be a rascal to find, too. For some reason, in the back of my mind, I think there's something else that depicts Bill Crouch, and I can't recall it. I'll dig through some boxes and see what I find. As for the red border Old Mill card, I agree with Rhett, that isn't Bill on that card.

[mare33]

No, that's not my dad.