Your Dream Autograph list

[Scott Garner]

I actually have this want list currently on the BST thread, but here are the only signatures that I still need to find to complete my collection of signatures from all no-hit pitchers dating back to 1893.

Some of these players are exceedingly scarce, but you gotta dream, right?
Here is the list:

Bill Hawke
Elton Chamberlain
Ed Stein
Jay Hughes
Red Donahue
Walter Thornton
Chick (Chic) Fraser
Weldon Henley
Jake Weimer
Stoney McGlynn
Ed Karger
Johnny Lush
Rube Vickers
Leonard (King) Cole
Thomas L. Hughes AKA Salida Tom Hughes (Highlanders)
Carl Cashion
Frank Allen
Claude Hendrix
Arthur (Davie) Davenport

Please let me know if you can provide a lead to any of them.
Thanks!

[39special]

If this is a dream list,I would like Brooklyn Dodgers signed balls from '46 to '57.

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

I actually have this want list currently on the BST thread, but here are the only signatures that I still need to find to complete my collection of signatures from all no-hit pitchers dating back to 1893.

Some of these players are exceedingly scarce, but you gotta dream, right?
Here is the list:

Bill Hawke
Elton Chamberlain
Ed Stein
Jay Hughes
Red Donahue
Walter Thornton
Chick (Chic) Fraser
Weldon Henley
Jake Weimer
Stoney McGlynn
Ed Karger
Johnny Lush
Rube Vickers
Leonard (King) Cole
Thomas L. Hughes AKA Salida Tom Hughes (Highlanders)
Carl Cashion
Frank Allen
Claude Hendrix
Arthur (Davie) Davenport

Please let me know if you can provide a lead to any of them.
Thanks!

Well, thanks to Jim Stinson, Chic Fraser is now gone from the list of vintage no-hit pitchers from my dream want list!

Chick (Chic) Fraser threw a no-hitter for the Philadelphia Phillies in 1903. Fraser was a scout for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1934 when this Brooklyn Dodgers banquet menu was signed. The event took place in Long Island just as the 1934 baseball season was just beginning. One off the list, with 18 more to go...

Take a look for yourself. Note that HOF Hack Wilson was also in attendance and signed the banquet program as well.

[bender07]

Originally Posted by Scott Garner

Well, thanks to Jim Stinson, Chic Fraser is now gone from the list of vintage no-hit pitchers from my dream want list!

Chick (Chic) Fraser threw a no-hitter for the Chicago Cubs in 1903. Fraser was a scout for the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1934 when this Brooklyn Dodgers was signed. The event took place in Long Island just as the 1934 season was just beginning. One off the list, with 18 more to go...

Take a look for yourself. Note that HOF Hack Wilson was also in attendance and signed the banquet program as well.

Too bad Hack didn't have a hangover and miss the event..would've saved you a couple bucks . Congrats on the pickup!

[Scott Garner]

Originally Posted by bender07

Too bad Hack didn't have a hangover and miss the event..would've saved you a couple bucks . Congrats on the pickup!

Thanks Mark! Very true, but it is what it is. When it rains it pours... August has been a terrific month for pickups. It literally made my year for unbelievable finds.

This is the first Chick Fraser that I have seen offered in perhaps a decade. BTW, Jim was nice to me and gave me an offer I couldn't refuse.
Many thanks Jim!

[MacDice]

Baseball signed by Bill Veeck and Eddie Gadel.

[bender07]

That's price you pay for collecting the more obscure players.

I bought an album page with a really nice, old school Baker on it but my focus was on Buck Freeman:

[HRBAKER]

Eddie Plank

[Bored5000]

Of the players that are impossible/very difficult, the top two on my list would Ed Delahanty and Matty.

As far as athletes that are at least more realistic, I would love to have a Jim Thorpe letter.

[bender07]

Originally Posted by HRBAKER

Eddie Plank

Agreed. Gettysburg Eddie would be awesome.