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Old 07-10-2014, 08:12 AM
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Both Lou Gehrig & Ted Williams both signed right handed too, Amazing that Probably the greatest left handed hitter of all time Ted Williams was a "Natural" Right handed person. When they asked him why he batted left handed , he didn't know and said that when he was a young boy the first time he ever picked up a baseball bat he batted "lefty"
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Both Lou Gehrig & Ted Williams both signed right handed too, Amazing that Probably the greatest left handed hitter of all time Ted Williams was a "Natural" Right handed person. When they asked him why he batted left handed , he didn't know and said that when he was a young boy the first time he ever picked up a baseball bat he batted "lefty"
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I have played fairly competitive baseball and softball all my life. I play completely left handed. I write right handed. I kick right footed. .... I am not sure if its too unusual. I have played a lot of racketball too. I play it right handed. I think I am just confused.
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I have played fairly competitive baseball and softball all my life. I play completely left handed. I write right handed. I kick right footed. .... I am not sure if its too unusual. I have played a lot of racketball too. I play it right handed. I think I am just confused.
This is the first time that I have agreed with you one hundred percent.
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To get back on point, just to make sure I understand, are we looking at potential copies of an original Ruth signature, all authenticated?
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Old 07-10-2014, 08:31 PM
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To get back on point, just to make sure I understand, are we looking at potential copies of an original Ruth signature, all authenticated?
If we can find a jsa loa for this:

http://natedsanders.com/babe-ruth-au...-lot12446.aspx

Then yes, if not it looks like this particular autograph has been copied to near perfection and is floating around out there.
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Does this show it

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Both Lou Gehrig & Ted Williams both signed right handed too, Amazing that Probably the greatest left handed hitter of all time Ted Williams was a "Natural" Right handed person. When they asked him why he batted left handed , he didn't know and said that when he was a young boy the first time he ever picked up a baseball bat he batted "lefty"
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Ruth and Gehrig (natural lefties) were forced to write right-handed when they were children. Most left-handers were in those days. (My father was, also.)
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Ruth and Gehrig (natural lefties) were forced to write right-handed when they were children. Most left-handers were in those days. (My father was, also.)
That is exactly what I was thinking when I saw Leon's post about writing right-hand, but being left-handed for baseball. When i began school, I was changed to writing right-handed as well.
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