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Old 10-08-2011, 02:47 PM
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Default Oct 1917....Miller Huggins signs as Yankees Mgr....let's see cards or related items
Jeff (HRBAKER), Mike Healer, Phil Garry, Ken Wirt, and Jerry Totino......

Thanks for diplaying your Miller Huggins items.

In Baseball lore, this little guy was a "Giant" ...... so, let's see some more of his cards and related items.


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Beauty of a Drum, Jerry.
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Not a card, but Huggins' bat from his days as Yankees manager -- sorry for blurry photo and poor cropping.

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Rogers Hornsby attributed his early development in the Majors to Miller Huggins guidance when
Huggins was his Mgr. with the St Louis Cardinals (1915-1917).


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Old 10-12-2011, 02:43 PM
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Hi! Not a card, but I have what is probably Miller Huggins first collectible. It is his college yearbook while at the University of Cincinnati. Here is a photo. I would sell if anyone is interested.
Thanks, Andy Sandler alwysyakn@aol.com
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Here's a T202 I have. I got it because my great granddad is "putting up a high one" in the center panel, but Huggins is on one of the side panels.

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Really cool.....Billy Sullivan.....your great-Grandfather. Your Grandfather, Billy Sullivan Jr.,
was also a Major League catcher.
Ty Cobb once described Billy Sullivan...."as the best catcher ever to wear shoe leather."

Check-out this SABR biography........
http://bioproj.sabr.org/bioproj.cfm?...13805&bid=1800


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Anymore Miller Huggins pictures ?


Here is my PINK color printing error of his card.

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Really cool.....Billy Sullivan.....your great-Grandfather. Your Grandfather, Billy Sullivan Jr.,
was also a Major League catcher.
Ty Cobb once described Billy Sullivan...."as the best catcher ever to wear shoe leather."

Check-out this SABR biography........
http://bioproj.sabr.org/bioproj.cfm?...13805&bid=1800




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Thanks a lot. I've been collecting Sullivan stuff for a while, but just joined the forum recently. See http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=142322 and http://sports.webshots.com/album/85449344LGXCWH
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Issue #20 of Old Cardboard magazine features Huggins on the cover, derived from a postcard of him in the 1907 PC778 Morgan Stationery set. Huggins is the only player identified by name in the set.
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