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Old 09-07-2023, 01:50 PM
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My 2nd favorite Wilhelm card.
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761. Close Horse
How cards of Hall of Fame relief pitcher, Hoyt Wilhem, always seemed to have him sporting yet another new team’s uniform each season.
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Love this one.

A tough high series of Old Sarge flashing his legendary floater.


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Love this one.

A tough high series of Old Sarge flashing his legendary floater.


My favorite of his cards. I sold my set but I had to go pick up a nice copy of it just because.
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For some reason, Wilhelm is card #545 in both the 1961 and 1962 sets.
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The reason for Hoyt's perpetual head tilt is that he suffered cervical damage due to his WWII injury. He couldn't straighten his head.

Crazy to think that a WWII vet was still pitching long enough to be included in Topps' most psychedelic set, the 1972 issue. I haven't done the research, but I'll bet he was older than several managers at that point.
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Love this one.

A tough high series of Old Sarge flashing his legendary floater.

That is a great card. I have a lot but not all 1961 Topps. I don't have that one. That has to change.
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