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#16
06-20-2018, 05:16 PM
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these two Fred Clarke pieces are two of my favorites:
1.He certainly was beloved/respected by his teammates/players, as the charm below (ex-Halper) was given to him by his Pittsburgh ball club per the inscription on the back of this cool piece form October 1903 following the first world series (loss). 2. His M-101 Sporting News card and the writeup on the back. "Best batter and fielder...without a weakness." Paul 
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