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Thanks Matt for pointing out the team changes...I actually totally overlooked that. I also edited the original post so that the cards are accurately identified (before I had both the National Game card and the Tom Barker as being on the right, leaving the card on the left feeling rather forsaken).
I think the Chase Card identifies which set was published first--the National Game card identifies him as a Yankee, which he was up through the first part of the 1913 season, while the Tom Barker shows him as a White Sox player, which would lead one to believe this set was produced later in 1913, or possibly early in 1914, as the ads that DJR posted (cool by the way, thanks) helpfully narrow down. Brian Last edited by brianp-beme; 10-30-2010 at 07:30 PM. 
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Brian, I noticed the Chase difference a little while back (I think while I was looking at Jeff L. online collection) and have been looking over the two sets and haven't noticed any other cards having different images or team changes but I may have missed something along the way.
-Rhett
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Sha Na Na Na Na
Nothing new to add here, except maybe that the true Grover Alexander rookie card (at least as a normal sized card) would be the National Game, being that it was produced earlier than the Tom Barker version, which the Chase cards seen from this old thread prove.
A five year old 'so there'. Brian Last edited by brianp-beme; 11-18-2015 at 08:27 AM. Reason: Clarkekentification
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Or the 1911 M101-2.
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I came across this ad while researching old newspapers that might explain
the difference between the National game cards and the Tom Barker game cards. The ad is from the San Francisco Examiner and ran on May 10 1914, Tom Barker Game Ad.jpg
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