Help with Autos on Baseball

[perezfan]

Wish I could identify that last one, but am still stumped.

As for the specific event, I would guess a Celebrity or MLB Alumni Golf Tournament. Lot #769 in the current LOTG Auction (my consignment) is from a Celebrity Golf Tournament, and has many of the same names. So that's my educated best guess to tie these names together.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

I am leaning toward a very rushed Stan Belinda, who has exhibited many autograph versions, but never in my recollection has just signed first initial only.

[BillyCoxDodgers3B]

That's immediately who I thought it was when you first posted it. Have been sitting on this feeling ever since. It's a partial match--especially that S. I'm not normally interested in posting if not 100% confident, but nobody else has even ventured a guess, so I'll put it out there that it's most likely Belinda.

[Case12]

Originally Posted by perezfan

Wish I could identify that last one, but am still stumped.

As for the specific event, I would guess a Celebrity or MLB Alumni Golf Tournament. Lot #769 in the current LOTG Auction (my consignment) is from a Celebrity Golf Tournament, and has many of the same names. So that's my educated best guess to tie these names together.

This led me to search differently. Since Brooks Robinson is on the sweet spot, I started there. Well, it turns out Brooks Robinson is president of the MLBPAA (MLB Players Alumni Association). They do tons of events and handout awards to each other for their activity in volunteer work. One of those is the Brooks Robinson Lifetime Award. Very common for a large group of MLB players to gather each year to handout awards to each other and raise money for charity and the MLBPAA. Very public event. Im feeling confident this is one of those events. Now I will have more fun sleuthing which one - and what in the world a1997 WS ball has to do with it, if at all.