1970 7th Series B/Left side slit

[deweyinthehall]

Yep that's Pagan - the blue bar on the reverse of the Robinson ciches it.

[deweyinthehall]

Reichardt is to the left of either Lolich or Lucchesi...

[Cliff Bowman]

My bad, I was way off.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

Reichardt is to the left of either Lolich or Lucchesi...

Lucchesi has been eliminated but Hall has been added so now it can be either Lolich or Hall. ETA: correction, it can’t be Hall because Rollins is to the left of Hall, that means it has to be Lolich which places the Meyer column to the left of the Bertaina column as the 10th column.

[deweyinthehall]

OK - now that I've had a chance to catch up, my reading is we have 8 complete columns, and 3 unsolved:

McFadden
?
?
Leonhard

Baker
?
?
Santiago

Cards Rookies
?
?
Sadecki

And these can be filled by these 3 middle row pairs:

?
Robinson
Rollins
?

?
Haller
Garibaldi (we know this pair sits in the 6th column because of the Ryan wrong back)
?

?
Pagan
Hall
?

Of the 8 complete colums, we know the left 2 are headed by the checklist and Roland, and the right edge is Bertaina

In post 102, it is said the Meyer column borders the Bertaina on the left - but I can't find where that connection was made.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

In post 102, it is said the Meyer column borders the Bertaina on the left - but I can't find where that connection was made.

You were the one that provided the miscut for that, the Reichardt miscut that shows a blue box extending the full length of the card which you said had to be Lucchesi or Lolich, it turned out that it could also be Hall, but Lucchesi is eliminated because he has the Indians Team card to his left and Hall has Rollins to his left.

[deweyinthehall]

Got it - it's hard to keep up some times.

Here's one - Garibaldi has to be over Sadecki, Santiago or Leonhard. This shows he's over Santiago - the top edge of the adjoining card's stat box is even with the cartoon hand. Only Santiago fits.

This makes a new column of:

Baker
Haller
Garibaldi
Santiago

Because we know Garibaldi is in the 6th column, this means we have the left two, right two and the center columns locked.

The Uhlaender and Fairly columns are joined, but we don't know where they fit precisely.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

Got it - it's hard to keep up some times.

Here's one - Garibaldi has to be over Sadecki, Santiago or Leonhard. This shows he's over Santiago - the top edge of the adjoining card's stat box is even with the cartoon hand. Only Santiago fits.

This makes a new column of:

Baker
Haller
Garibaldi
Santiago

Because we know Garibaldi is in the 6th column, this means we have the left two, right two and the center columns locked.

The Uhlaender and Fairly columns are joined, but we don't know where they fit precisely.

You have a better eye than I do, I had that Garibaldi miscut but I couldn't make out anything other than the bottom part of the line.

[Cliff Bowman]

Originally Posted by deweyinthehall

Got it - it's hard to keep up some times.

Here's one - Garibaldi has to be over Sadecki, Santiago or Leonhard. This shows he's over Santiago - the top edge of the adjoining card's stat box is even with the cartoon hand. Only Santiago fits.

This makes a new column of:

Baker
Haller
Garibaldi
Santiago

Because we know Garibaldi is in the 6th column, this means we have the left two, right two and the center columns locked.

The Uhlaender and Fairly columns are joined, but we don't know where they fit precisely.

I can barely see the the top of the stat box now. Great work!