Prewar cards of 20th century Non-HOF players with career batting average of .300+

[ValKehl]

The other Meusel, Emil:

[doug.goodman]

Here are the 22 players on the list with m114 posters

Babe Herman .325
Bibb Falk .315 *
Cecil Travis .314 *
Jacques Fournier .313 *
Barney McCosky .312 *
Bill Jacobson .311
Rip Radcliff .311 *
Benny Kauff .311
Emil Meusel .310
Elmer Smith .310
Bobby Veach .310
Bob Meusel .309 *
Jack Tobin .309
Joe Vosmik .307 *
George H. Burns .307 *
Dixie Walker .306
Charlie Jamieson .303
Buddy Myer .303 *
Hal Trosky .302 *
Ben Chapman .302 *
Stan Hack .301 *
Wally Berger .300

[doug.goodman]

And the 2 with m113 posters...

Stuffy McInnis .308 *
Jake Daubert .303

[brianp-beme]

Nice additions everyone. And most of those M114 and M113 have nice, different photos than what are seen in other issues. It is also fun to see that the M114 Chapman and the Uncle Jack Chapman shown earlier in the thread share the same photo.

As a reminder, feel free to post players that have already been posted, and even your example of a card already posted...why not? Many of these under-sung players need their song sung multiple times to make up some ground on the Top 40 crowd.

Brian

[GeoPoto]

Henry J. "Zeke" Bonura. First baseman for the Washington Senators in 1938 and 1940. 1,099 hits and 119 home runs in 7 MLB seasons. He had a career OBP of .380. He debuted with the Chicago White Sox in 1934. His best season was probably 1936 for the White Sox as he posted a .426 OBP with 120 runs scored and 138 RBIs in 688 plate appearances.

[molenick]

I have some repeats I could post, but going through the list, I see no one has posted Ethan Allen yet. Does anyone else remember learning about Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain Boys in school and wondering if there was some connection?

[edhans]

Kauff: