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Don Newcombe 1949
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Don Newcombe 1949 (in 1960)
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Here's the full Newcombe/Cleveland btw.
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(The Other) Steve Barber 1970
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Steven Lee, of the '70-71 Twins, as uploaded by Topps Vault tonight.
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ToppsVault ID corrections
the two items listed today as Matt Stark are really John Mizerock... also, while I don't know the correct ID, the two items listed as Ron Johnson with the '85 Tigers do not at all resemble the other Ron Johnson images in my files.
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That is Ron Johnson....his card and Dan Wieser's cards were switched in the Omaha minor league set...perhaps the photo you have is from that set
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Ron Johnson 1982 and Rondin Johnson 1986
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Ah, the Ron Johnsons ride again.
This has been confusing ever since first baseman Ron Johnson https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...ohnsro03.shtml was called up by the Royals in September, 1982. Four years later Kansas City promoted another September call-up, a second baseman named Rondin Johnson https://www.baseball-reference.com/p...ohnsro05.shtml Ron went on to a 22-game career in Kansas City and Montreal and was indeed in camp with the '85 Tigers - and in fact the only Johnson in the Tiger system that year. He's clearly wearing a uniform reading "Johnson" in one of the just-posted Topps negatives. His son Chris spent parts of eight years in the majors, as recently as 2016 with the Marlins, often flashing power and promises of power. Ron Johnson went on to a long career as a minor league manager and big league coach. Rondin had an 11-game career, all with the '86 Royals. To ratchet this up a little more, neither of them got their own major league baseball card. One more problem: there's a 1988 minor league card of Rondin - in an Omaha Royals uniform - identified as "Ron Johnson." To make it worse still, the photo of "Ron Johnson" on his Baseball-Reference page is from a minor league card that shows the wrong player. I think the 1985 Tiger negatives indeed show Ron Johnson 1982. Look at the two images on the left: particularly at the Tiger portrait, and the facial similarities and particularly the expression on the 1990 card showing him after he began his minor league coaching career. Sorry for the profusion of cards here but I'll be damned if I add to the confusion by posting unlabeled images. |
Larry Sherry 1959
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I know why a shot in an Angels' uni of the unexpected relief star of the '59 World Series should be a scarce commodity: quick research indicates the Cherubs purchased him from Seattle of the Pacific Coast League on July 1, 1968, pitched him on the 2nd, 4th, and 7th, then sold him to the old Hawaii Islanders on July 12th.
What I don't get is, since he spent the first three days of his final stint in the majors at Tiger Stadium in the presence of the meticulous photographer J.D. McCarthy, why if McCarthy posed him - in color - this image has only turned up recently. Sherry died in 2006, so autographed photos would obviously date to before then. In any event, one was sold in a Pristine Auctions sale last month and thus just popped up in a Google Image search. I followed a few links and voila: a pretty clean copy of a very scarce whale... |
Hello Merkle. In the topps vault were there any photos of All Downing 1978 Reds N.R.I.,Pat Darcy Blue Jays 1978 Blue Jays N.R.I. Gary Nolan Brewers 1978 N.R.I.? Thanks to any response. Thanks to the great work on finding photos.
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Bert Graham 1910
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Graham played in 8 games for the 1910 St. Louis Browns and hit a paltry .115.
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Sled Allen 1910
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Also exclusive to the 1910 St. Louis Browns, Allen didn't fare much better than Graham. He finished his 14 game career hitting .130.
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Ray Demmitt 1909
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Demmitt made a brief appearance on the 1910 St. Louis Browns, getting into 10 games. He became their regular Right Fielder beginning in 1918.
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Can't argue that his face seems larger or smaller - possibly dependent on whether or not he's smiling - in the photos from his playing days. But that shot of Ron Johnson with the Red Sox is either from 2010 or 2011
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Red Fisher 1910
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Utility outfielder Red Fisher was part of the reason the 1910 Browns went 47-107. He contributed a .125 average to their campaign.
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Jack Gilligan 1909
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Gilligan accumulated a 1-5 record in 12 appearances between 1909 and 1910. He managed to walk 28 batters in 39 innings in 1910 before being released.
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Art Griggs 1909
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Griggs played 6 different positions during the course of the 1910 season and his .236 average was sadly one of the top marks on this lousy Browns team.
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Ed Kinsella 1905
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Kinsella made 3 appearances in 1905 for the Pirates and then was absent from the big leagues for 5 years. He had some success in that time with Portland of the Pacific Coast league, but had the misfortune to be part of one of the worst teams ever: the 1910 Browns.
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