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My pop knew Hoyt when Wilhelm was in Minneapolis, he was great with fans and took time to show any kid who was interested how to toss the flutterball, my dad enjoyed being one such. I grew up watching the Niekro bros, Gaylord Perry and Hough, there is nothing like a zero-rpm knuckler whizzing towards the plate underneath the interstate speed limit. Now there is an equalizer pitch!
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Welcome to net54.
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What card is that?
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His m114 Baseball Magazine poster.
I believe the one with the wrong spelling was released in April 1953, this correction would have come out shortly after that, so call it May 1953. Last edited by doug.goodman; 04-07-2025 at 09:14 PM. |
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Welcome Knucksie! Glad you are here!
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I love hearing these old stories about him. I grew up idolizing knuckleball pitchers like him, but never got to see him pitch. I "settled" for the Niekro brothers, Hough, and Candiotti.
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