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You got it, Jay. Rusie was inducted in 1977, one year after Roger Connor.
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Great! My turn—What player in the Old Judge set had the longest (start to end) major league baseball playing career? For these purposes please only consider the National Association, the National League and the American League as major leagues.
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Deacon McGuire?
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Orator Jim O'Rourke ? I'm guessing the way the questions is asked implies that it has to be someone who started in the Nat Ass'n. I think the Orator had a cameo in the AL or the AL in 20th Century too. He had drifted down to the "minor leagues" but kept playing.
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Cap Anson is my guess, but I'm probably wrong.
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Sam Thompson
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Brian is right. Jim O'Rourke started in 1872 and played one game for the Giants in, I believe, 1904. He actually caught the full game and went 1/4. Quite a feat.
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