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11-22-2010, 08:49 AM
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Wow so the ball does have Preacher Roe on it. Thank you for all the info. I will update my site shortly to reflect the new info. The person who this ball came from was the owner of an Ice Cream company that supplied all of the Major League Ballparks. I bought other memorabilia like Gloves and the Mickey Mantle Yoo Hoo Card.
UPDATE: Just googled Gene Hermanski and that is his autograph under Farillo. The H is a dead give away. So the only Key autograph missing is Chuck Connors. Wonder why he didn;t sign? Last edited by magic1313; 11-22-2010 at 08:55 AM. 
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11-22-2010, 09:22 AM
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Connors only played one game for Brooklyn so it may be as simple as he wasn't with the team when this was signed...or maybe he just didn't like signing. Don't know for sure, but to me, it's not a make or break for this nice ball.
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11-22-2010, 09:39 AM
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You are correct. I just looked at Chuck Connors stats and he only played one game for the Dodgers and only had one AB in which he grounded into a double play. I wonder why he is listed as a key autograph for 1949 other than the fact that he had a very short baseball career and is probably a hard autograph to find. I love this baseball and had been after it for quite some time. I got it for what I consider to be a nice bargain. I have seen 1949 Team signed Dodgers balls go anywhere from $500 up to $1700. It looks like Keyman Collectibles just updated their value to $900-$1500, where do you think this ball would fall on the scale. The ball is in great condition. Most of the autographs are pretty strong but the Jackie in Jackie Robinson is a little faded as is Dick Whitman. All the other Autos seem pretty strong and even the faded ones are still clear and pretty easy to read.
Last edited by magic1313; 11-22-2010 at 09:44 AM.
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11-22-2010, 10:00 AM
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Ball would probably go for $1000-1300 in an auction if it was authenticated as not having any clubhouse sigs. Chuck Connors does add value, just because of the novelity factor of being able to have a unique 1949 baseball.
You say you got some gloves from this source, mind my asking what you got? Last edited by rlevy; 11-22-2010 at 10:23 AM. Reason: spelling
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11-22-2010, 10:47 AM
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I did post them in another topic but below is a link to the pics of the gloves. Gloves have been cleaned since taking the pictures. I will also post a link to the Mantle card that also came from the same collection.
Gloves http://mmmm13.com/vintagegloves Mantle http://mmmm13.com/mantle
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