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Old 05-24-2014, 09:32 AM
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Default 1944 Marines Baseball Photo Pearl Harbor Hodges?
Picked up this photo of the Marine baseball team at Pearl Harbor in 1944. I know Gil Hodges was stationed there in that time frame, and the player in the back row, 2nd from left looks like him. Any thoughts?
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Old 05-24-2014, 09:56 AM
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Great photo, but that's not Gil -- way too short for one thing.

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Old 05-24-2014, 10:43 AM
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Great photo, but that's not Gil -- way too short for one thing.

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+1 This marine is too small in stature to be Gil Hodges.
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Old 05-24-2014, 10:53 AM
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Default Marine Picture
Thanks, I thought he was a little small, but facial characteristics are similar. Here are a few PC's I picked up yesterday with the Marine photo:
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Flea market 10 dollar frick ball.
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I just picked up this 1959 Spic and Span Dry Cleaners premium cap. It compliments my Spic and Span garment bag and fits well into my odd ball Hank Aaron Collection.
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Nice! Especially at that price!
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Default Ted Williams - 1940-41 signed George Burke
Questions and discussion taken offline.

(Not trying to be secretive or anything, but the picture itself is not in great shape - my questions involved restoration and I realized it wouldn't be of much interest to anyone).
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#852 in my Baseball Magazine supplement collection.

The top picture is my new addition, the bottom picture is a second Woodling pose that I already own.

There is only one listed in the catalog, so I added to my collection but did not subtract from my want list.

I'm always looking for more, so email me if you have any m113s or m114s that you have an interest in trading or selling (or giving away, insert smiley face here).

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  • Stromsburg, Nebraska cabinet - I like all the hats
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I'm relatively new to these boards as my collection has shifted from modern towards vintage. I've found myself targeting some of the more obscure events in baseball history, particularly when it involves something beyond regular games. I recently picked up this baseball, signed by the 1931 team that went to Japan. I'm trying to figure out who the baseball was presented to, but having just the initials makes it tough...



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I'm relatively new to these boards as my collection has shifted from modern towards vintage. I've found myself targeting some of the more obscure events in baseball history, particularly when it involves something beyond regular games. I recently picked up this baseball, signed by the 1931 team that went to Japan. I'm trying to figure out who the baseball was presented to, but having just the initials makes it tough...
I'm thinking it could be this guy. Maybe, maybe not, but it's at least something to check:

http://sites.davidson.edu/archives/e...lmers-davidson
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That Stromsburg photo is awesome...can you read what it says on the bag the African American player is holding?

Guy W. Green the famous originator of the Nebraska Indians was from Stromsburg and played for them...although I do not see him in this photo. If I did I'd be PM'ing you.
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It's not letters - it's just cracks like Alligator leather. Here are four more Nebraska postcards I recently picked up.
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