Lot of 50 Baseball Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards

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JESSE JOSEPH (POP) HAINES CINCINNATI N. L. 1918 ST. LOUIS N. L. 1920-1937 DURABLE RIGHT-HANDER WON 210 GAMES, LOST 158--ALL IN HIS 18 YEARS WITH CARDINALS. GAINED 20-VICTORY CLASS THREE TIMES. TOSSED 5-0 NO-HITTER VS. BOSTON, 1924. DEFEATED YANKEES TWICE IN 1926 WORLD SERIES. LED N. L. IN COMPLETE GAMES (25), SHUTOUTS (6) WHILE POSTING 24-10 RECORD, 1927. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York CHARLES LEO (GABBY) HARTNETT CHICAGO N.L.1922 TO 1940 NEW YORK N.L.1941 CAUGHT 100 OR MORE GAMES PER SEASON FOR 12 YEARS, EIGHT IN SUCCESSION, 1930 TO 1937 FOR LEAGUE RECORD.SET MARK FOR CONSECUTIVE CHANCES FOR CATCHER WITHOUT ERROR, 452 IN 1933-34. HIGHEST FIELDING AVERAGE FOR CATCHER IN 100 OR MORE GAMES IN 7 SEASONS; MOST PUTOUTS N.L.7292; MOST CHANCES ACCEPTED N.L. 6546.LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE.297. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WALTER PERRY JOHNSON WASHINGTON-1907-1927 CONCEDED TO BE FASTEST BALL PITCHER IN HISTORY OF GAME WON 414 GAMES WITH LOSING TEAM BEHIND HIM MANY YEARS HOLDER OF STRIKE OUT AND SHUT OUT RECORDS wwwww NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York HUGHIE JENNINGS OF BALTIMORE'S FAMOUS OLD ORIOLES, HE WAS ONE OF THE GAME'S MIGHTY MITES.Á STAR SHORTSTOP HE WAS A CONSTANT THREAT AT THE PLATE. ONCE HIT. 397. PILOTED DETROIT TO THREE CHAMPIONSHIPS. ww NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York DE MONFORD (MONTE) IRVIN NEGRO LEAGUES 1937-1948 NEW YORK N.L., CHICAGO N. L., 1949-1956 REGARDED AS ONE OF NEGRO LEAGUES' BEST HITTERS. STAR SLUGGER OF NEWARK EAGLES WON 1946 NEGRO LEAGUE BATTING TITLE. LED N.L. IN RUNS BATTED IN AND PACED "MIRACLE"GIANTS IN HITTING IN 1951 DRIVE TO PENNANT. BATTED.458 AND STOLE HOME IN 1951 WORLD SERIES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York BYRON BANCROFT JOHNSON ORGANIZER OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUE AND ITS PRESIDENT FROM ITS ORGANIZATION IN 1900 UNTIL HIS RESIGNATION BECAUSE OF ILL HEALTH IN 1927. A GREAT EXECUTIVE. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ******* FRANK ROBINSON CINCINNATI N.L., BALTIMORE A.L., LOS ANGELES N. L., CALIFORNIA A.L., CLEVELAND A.L., 1956-1976 FIRST TO BE CHOSEN MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN BOTH LEAGUES- N. L. IN 1961 AND A.L. IN 1966. SET RECORDS BY HITTING HOMERS IN 32 DIFFERENT PARKS AND WITH PAIR OF GRAND-SLAMMERS IN SUCCESSIVE INNINGS IN 1970. FOURTH IN HOMERS (586). FIFTH IN EXTRA BASES ON LONG HITS (2,430), SIXTH IN TOTAL BASES (5,373), ON RETIRING. LED N.L. IN SLUGGING PCT. IN 1960-61-62 AND A.L. IN BATTING, HOMERS, RUNS BATTED IN, TOTAL BASES AND SLUGGING PCT. IN 1966. www. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ******* www. BROOKS CALBERT ROBINSON, JR. BALTIMORE A.L. 1955-1977 ESTABLISHED MODERN STANDARD OF EXCELLENCE FOR THIRD BASEMEN, SETTING MAJOR LEAGUE RECORDS AT HIS POSITION FOR SEASONS (23), FIELDING PCT. (.971), GAMES (2,870), PUTOUTS (2,697), ASSISTS (6,205), AND DOUBLE PLAYS (618). HIT 268 CAREER HOME RUNS. NAMED TO 18 CONSECUTIVE ALL STAR TEAMS. MVP OF 1970 WORLD SERIES. AMERICAN LEAGUE MVP IN 1964. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ROBIN EVAN ROBERTS PHILADELPHIA N.L., BALTIMORE A.L., HOUSTON N.L., CHICAGO N. L., 1948 1966 WON 286 GAMES THOUGH USUALLY PITCHING FOR SECOND-DIVISION TEAMS. GAINED 20 OR MORE VICTORIES SIX YEARS IN A ROW, 1950-1955, AND TOPPED LEAGUE OR TIED FOR LEAD IN VICTORIES FOUR SUCCESSIVE SEASONS. LED N.L. FIVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS IN INNINGS PITCHED, 1951-1955, AND COMPLETE GAMES, 1952-1956. LED IN SHUTOUTS AND STRIKEOUTS TWICE EACH. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WILLIAM R. HAMILTON PHILADELPHIA N.L.1890-1895 BOSTON N.L. 1896-1901 HOLDS RECORDS FOR SINGLE SEASON: RUNS SCORED, 196 IN 1894; STOLEN BASES, 115 IN 1891. LIFETIME TOTAL STOLEN BASES, 937. BATTED .395 IN 1893, 399 IN 1894, .393 IN 1895. LED NATIONAL LEAGUE IN 1891 WITH .338 AVERAGE. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE OF .344. SCORED 100 OR MORE RUNS DURING 10 SEASONS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York wwpect wwwww TRAVIS CALVIN JACKSON NEW YORK N. L., 1922-1936 PREMIER DEFENSIVE SHORTSTOP WHO SWUNG PRODUCTIVE BAT. KNOWN FOR OUTSTANDING ARM AND EXCEPTIONAL RANGE AFIELD. LED N. L. SHORTSTOPS IN ASSISTS FOUR TIMES, TOTAL CHANCES THREE YEARS AND FIELDING PCT. AND DOUBLE PLAYS TWICE. ADEPT AS BUNTER, HE BATTED OVER .300 SIX YEARS WHILE COMPILING .291 LIFETIME AVERAGE. DROVE IN MORE THAN 90 RUNS 3 TIMES, REACHING 101 ON .268 AVERAGE IN 1934. wwww NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York 310 ANDREW (RUBE) FOSTER RATED FOREMOST MANAGER AND EXECUTIVE IN HISTORY OF NEGRO LEAGUES. ACCLAIMED TOP PITCHER IN BLACK BASEBALL FOR NEARLY A DECADE IN EARLY 1900s. FORMED CHICAGO AMERICAN GIANTS IN 1911 AND BUILT THEM INTO MIDWEST'S DOMINANT BLACK TEAM. IN 1920 HE ORGANIZED NEGRO NATIONAL LEAGUE. HEADED LEAGUE AND MANAGED CHICAGO TEAM UNTIL RETIREMENT FOLLOWING 1926 SEASON. wit NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York CHARLES JAMES HAFEY "CHICK" ST. LOUIS N. L. 1924-1931 CINCINNATI N. L. 1932-1937 GREAT OUTFIELDER WHO COMPILED.317 LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE. LEADING HITTER OF N. L. WITH .349 IN 1931. BATTED 329 OR BETTER SIX CONSECUTIVE YEARS. EQUALLED LEAGUE RECORD OF TEN HITS IN SUCCESSION, 1929. LIFETIME FIELDING AVERAGE 971. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York M 8w5 www. ERNEST NATALI LOMBARDI BROOKLYN, N.L., 1931 CINCINNATI, N.L., 1932-1941 BOSTON, N.L., 1942 NEW YORK, N.L., 1943 - 1947 HIT 306 OVER 17 SEASONS DESPITE SLOWNESS AFOOT- TEN TIMES BATTING OVER 300. WON N.L. BATTING TITLE WITH .342 IN 1938 AND AGAIN IN 1942 WITH .330. HELD HANDS LOW, WITH INTERLOCKING GOLF GRIP AND QUICK STROKE. N.L. MVP IN 1938. SKILLED RECEIVER AND HANDLER OF PITCHERS. OUTSTANDING ARM FROM CROUCH POSITION, RIFLING THROWS WITH SIDE-ARM RELEASE. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York GROVER CLEVELAND ALEXANDER GREAT NATIONAL LEAGUE PITCHER FOR TWO DECADES WITH PHILLIES, CUBS AND CARDINALS STARTING IN 1911. WON 1926 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP FOR CARDINALS BY STRIKING OUT LAZZERI WITH BASES FULL IN FINAL CRISIS AT YANKEE STADIUM. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York AY WALTER EMMONS ALSTON SOFT-SPOKEN, LOW-PROFILE ORGANIZATION MAN WHO MANAGED THE DODGERS FOR 23 YEARS, LEADING TEAM TO ITS ONLY WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN BROOKLYN IN 1955 AND TO PENNANT IN 1956 BEFORE TEAM MOVED TO WEST COAST. IN LOS ANGELES HIS CLUBS WON WORLD TITLES IN 1959, 1963 AND 1965 AND PENNANTS IN 1966 AND 1974; AND ONLY JOHN MC GRAW, WITH 10, TOPPED ALSTON'S SEVEN N. L. PENNANTS. TEAMS FINISHED IN FIRST DIVISION 18 TIMES, WINNING 2,040 GAMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ROBERT CAL HUBBARD UMPIRE AMERICAN LEAGUE 1936-1951 ONE OF MOST RESPECTED, EFFICIENT AND AUTHORITATIVE UMPIRES IN HISTORY OF MAJORS. GENTLE GIANT BOASTED SPECIAL KNACK FOR DEALING WITH SITUATIONS ON FIELD. WORKED FOUR WORLD SERIES AND THREE ALL-STAR GAMES. SERVED AS LEAGUE'S ASSISTANT UMPIRE SUPERVISOR IN 1952 AND AS UMPIRE SUPERVISOR FROM 1953 TO 1969. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOSEPH WHEELER SEWELL CLEVELAND A. L., NEW YORK A. L., 1920 1933 POSTED LIFETIME .312 BATTING AVERAGE, TOPPING .300 IN TEN OF 14 YEARS. MOST DIFFICULT MAN TO STRIKE OUT IN GAME'S HISTORY. CREATED RECORDS WITH: FEWEST CAREER STRIKEOUTS (114), FOUR SEASONS OF FOUR WHIFFS OR LESS IN 500 AT-BATS AND 115 GAMES IN ROW WITHOUT FANNING. LED A. L. SHORTSTOPS IN FIELDING TWICE AND IN PUTOUTS AND ASSISTS FOUR TIMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WILVER DORNEL STARGELL "WILLIE" PITTSBURGH, N.L., 1962 - 1982 INTIMIDATING PRESENCE BETWEEN THE LINES AND CHARISMATIC PATRIARCH IN CLUBHOUSE AND DUGOUT. CRUSHED 475 HOMERS, MANY OF TAPE-MEASURE VARIETY AND HIT MOST BY ANY PLAYER DURING 1970'S. LIKE HIS ROUND-TRIPPERS, HIS 1,540 RBI'S ALSO MOST EVER BY A PIRATE. BATTED 282 OVER 21 SEASONS, ALL WITH PITTSBURGH. SHARED N.L. MVP HONORS IN 1979, AND NAMED MVP IN '79 N.L. CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES AND WORLD SERIES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WARREN EDWARD SPAHN BOSTON N. L., MILWAUKEE N.L., NEW YORK N.L., SAN FRANCISCO N.L., 1942-1965 BECAME FIFTH BIGGEST WINNER IN MAJORS' HISTORY WITH 363 VICTORIES. MOST VICTORIES FOR A LEFT HANDER. WON 20 OR MORE GAMES 13 SEASONS, SIX IN A ROW. SET ALL-TIME RECORDS FOR YEARS LEADING LEAGUE IN VICTORIES (8) AND COMPLETE GAMES (9), ALSO N.L. CAREER HIGHS WITH 665 GAMES STARTED; 5,264 INNINGS; 2,853 STRIKE OUTS. PITCHED NO-HITTER IN 1960, ANOTHER IN 1961. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York EDWIN DONALD SNIDER DUKE BROOKLYN N.L., LOS ANGELES N. L., NEW YORK N.L., SAN FRANCISCO N.L., 1947-1964 HIT 407 CAREER HOME RUNS AND TIED N.L. RECORD WITH 40 OR MORE ROUND-TRIPPERS FIVE YEARS IN A ROW, 1953-1957. BATTED.300 OR BETTER SEVEN TIMES IN COMPILING.295 LIFETIME AVERAGE.TOPPED LEAGUE IN SLUGG- ING PCT. TWICE AND TOTAL BASES THREE TIMES. FIRST TO HIT FOUR HOMERS IN A WORLD SERIES TWICE --IN 1952 AND 1955. SET N. L. RECORD FOR SERIES HOMERS (11). NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York GEORGE HAROLD SISLER ST. LOUIS-WASHINGTON A.L. BOSTON, N.L.-1915-1930 HOLDS TWO AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORDS, MAKING 257 HITS IN 1920 AND BATTING .41979 IN 1922. RETIRED WITH MAJOR LEAGUE AVERAGE OF.341.CREDITED WITH BEING ONE OF BEST TWO FIELDING FIRST BASEMEN IN HISTORY OF GAME. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York Wes TRISTRAM E. (TRIS) SPEAKER BOSTON (A) 1909 - 15 CLEVELAND (A) 1916 - 26 WASHINGTON (A) 1927 PHILADELPHIA (A) 1928 GREATEST CENTREFIELDER OF HIS DAY. LIFETIME MAJOR LEAGUE BATTING AVERAGE OF.344. MANAGER IN 1920 WHEN CLEVELAND WON ITS FIRST PENNANT AND WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York *********** FR CHARLES DILLON STENGEL 66 C CASEY 99 MANAGED NEW YORK YANKEES 1949-1960. WON 10 PENNANTS AND 7 WORLD SERIES WITH NEW YORK YANKEES, ONLY MANAGER TO WIN 5 CONSECUTIVE WORLD SERIES 1949-1953. PLAYED OUTFIELD 1912-1925 WITH BROOKLYN, PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK AND BOSTON N. L. TEAMS. MANAGED BROOKLYN 1934-1936, BOSTON BRAVES 1938-1943. NEW YORK METS 1962-1965. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ENOS BRADSHER SLAUGHTER "COUNTRY" ST. LOUIS N.L. 1938-1953 NEW YORK A.L. 1954-1955, 1956-1959 KANSAS CITY A.L. 1955-1956 MILWAUKEE N.L. 1959 HARD-NOSED, HUSTLING PERFORMER WHO PLAYED THE GAME WITH INTENSITY AND DETERMINATION. FLAT, LEVEL SWING MADE HIM A LIFETIME .300 HITTER WHO INVARIABLY CAME THROUGH IN CLUTCH SITUATIONS. EXCELLENT OUTFIELDER WITH STRONG ARM. DARING BASERUNNER FAMOUS FOR HIS MAD DASH HOME TO WIN 1946 WORLD SERIES FOR CARDINALS. BATTED 291 IN 5 WORLD SERIES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WILLIAM HAROLD TERRY NEW YORK N. L. 1923 TO 1941 BATTED.401 AND TIED N.L. RECORD FOR BASE HITS WITH 254 IN 1930. MADE 200 OR MORE HITS IN SIX SEASONS. RETIRED WITH LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE OF .341, A MODERN N. L. RECORD FOR LEFT-HANDED BATTERS. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN 1930. SUCCEEDED JOHN MCGRAW AS MANAGER IN 1932 AND WON PENNANTS IN 1933-36-37 NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York SAMUEL LUTHER THOMPSON DETROIT N. L., PHILADELPHIA N. L. 1885-1898; DETROIT A.L. 1906 ONE OF THE FOREMOST SLUGGERS OF HIS DAY. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE .336. BATTED BETTER THAN .400 TWICE. GREAT CLUTCH HITTER. COLLECTED 200 OR MORE HITS IN A SEASON THREE TIMES. TOPPED N. L. IN HOME RUNS AND RUNS BATTED IN TWICE. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York EDWARD ARTHUR WALSH "BIG ED" OUTSTANDING RIGHTHANDED PITCHER OF CHICAGO A.L.FROM 1904 THROUGH 1916. WON 40 GAMES IN 1908 AND WON TWO GAMES IN THE 1906 WORLD SERIES. TWICE PITCHED AND WON TWO GAMES IN ONE DAY, ALLOWING ONLY ONE RUN IN DOUBLEHEADER AGAINST BOSTON ON SEPT.29,1908.FINISHED BIG LEAGUE PITCHING CAREER WITH BOSTON N.L.IN 1917. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York RODERICK J. WALLACE CLEVELAND-ST. LOUIS-CINCINNATI N. L. ST. LOUIS A.L. - 1894 TO 1918 ONE OF LONGEST CAREERS IN MAJOR LEAGUES. OVER 60 YEARS AS PITCHER, THIRD-BASEMAN, SHORTSTOP, MANAGER, UMPIRE AND SCOUT. ACTIVE AS PLAYER FOR 25 YEARS. SET A.L. RECORD FOR CHANCES IN ONE GAME AT SHORT STOP, 17, JUNE 10, 1902. RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF GREATEST SHORTSTOPS. PITCHED FOR CLEVELAND IN 1896 TEMPLE CUP SERIES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York HONUS WAGNER LOUISVILLE, N.L.,1897-1899. PITTSBURGH, N.L.,1900-1917. THE GREATEST SHORTSTOP IN BASEBALL HISTORY. BORN CARNEGIE, PA., FEB. 24,1874 KNOWN TO FAME AS "HONUS", "HANS" AND "THE FLYING DUTCHMAN RETIRED IN 1917, HAVING SCORED MORE RUNS, MADE MORE HITS AND STOLEN MORE BASES THAN ANY OTHER PLAYER IN THE HISTORY OF HIS LEAGUE NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York GEORGE EDWARD WADDELL RUBE" COLORFUL LEFTHANDED PITCHER WHO WAS IN BOTH LEAGUES, BUT WHO GAINED FAME AS A MEMBER OF THE PHILADELPHIA A.L. TEAM.WON MORE THAN 20 GAMES IN FIRST FOUR SEASONS WITH THAT CLUB AND COMPILED MORE THAN 200 VICTORIES DURING MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER. WAS NOTED FOR HIS STRIKEOUT ACHIEVEMENTS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York 9107 ww HAROLD J. (PIE) TRAYNOR RATED AMONG THE GREAT THIRD BASEMEN OF ALL TIME, BECAME A REGULAR WITH THE PITTSBURGH N.L.TEAM IN 1922 AND CONTINUED AS A PLAYER UNTIL CONCLUSION OF 1937 SEASON. MANAGED THE PIRATES FROM JUNE, 1934,THROUGH SEPT. 1939. HOLDS SEVERAL FIELDING RECORDS AND COMPILED A LIFETIME BATTING MARK OF.320. ONE OF FEW PLAYERS EVER TO MAKE 200 OR MORE HITS DURING A SEASON, COLLECTING 208 IN 1923. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York THEODORE SAMUEL WILLIAMS TED BOSTON RED SOX A.L. 1939-1960 BATTED.406 IN 1941. LED A.L. IN BATTING 6 TIMES; SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 9 TIMES; TOTAL BASES 6 TIMES; RUNS SCORED 6 TIMES; BASES ON BALLS 8 TIMES. TOTAL HITS 2654 INCLUDED 521 HOME RUNS. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE .344; LIFETIME SLUGGING AVERAGE .634. MOST VALUABLE A.L. PLAYER 1946 8 1949. PLAYED IN 18 ALL STAR GAMES, NAMED PLAYER OF THE DECADE 1951-1960. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York LLOYD JAMES WANER "LITTLE POISON" N.L., PITTSBURGH N.L., BOSTON N. L., CINCINNATI N. L., PHILADELPHIA N. BROOKLYN N. L. 1927-1945 MADE 223 HITS IN 1927 FIRST YEAR WITH PITTSBURGH INCLUDING 198 SINGLES, A MODERN MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD. LED N.L. IN MOST SINGLES 1927-1928-1929-1931. LIFE TOTAL 2459 HITS. BATTING AVERAGE .316. WITH BROTHER PAUL,"BIG POISON" STARRED IN PITTSBURGH OUTFIELD 1927-1940 NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York PAUL GLEE WANER (BIG POISON) PITTSBURGH-BROOKLYN-BOSTON, N.L. NEW YORK, A.L. 1926-1945 LEFT HANDED HITTING OUTFIELDER BATTED 300 OR BETTER 14 TIMES IN NATIONAL LEAGUE.ONE OF SEVEN PLAYERS EVER TO COMPILE 3,000 OR MORE HITS. SET MODERN N.L.RECORD BY COLLECTING 200 OR MORE HITS EIGHT SEASONS.MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN 1927 AND FOUR TIMES SELECTED FOR ALL STAR GAME. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JE PRIST JOHN MONTGOMERY WARD 1878-1894 PITCHING PIONEER WHO WON 138, LOST 102 GAMES IN SEVEN YEARS. PITCHED PERFECT GAME FOR PROVIDENCE OF N. L. IN 1880. TURNED TO SHORTSTOP AND MADE 2,151 HITS. MANAGED NEW YORK AND BROOKLYN IN N.L. PRESIDENT OF BOSTON, N. L. 1911-1912. PLAYED IMPORTANT PART IN ESTABLISHING MODERN ORGANIZED BASEBALL. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York GEORGE MARTIN WEISS MASTER BUILDER OF CHAMPIONSHIP TEAMS. WAS CLUB EXECUTIVE IN MINORS AND MAJORS FROM 1919 TO 1966. DEVELOPED BEST MINOR LEAGUE CHAIN IN GAME AS NEW YORK YANKEE FARM MANAGER, 1932-1947 GENERAL MANAGER OF THE YANKEES FROM 1947-1960 WHICH WON 10 PENNANTS AND 7 WORLD SERIES DURING THIS PERIOD. PRESIDENT OF THE NEW YORK METS 1961-1966. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York MICHAEL FRANCIS WELCH "SMILING MICKEY" TROY N.L. 1880-1882 NEW YORK N.L. 1883-1892 CREDITED WITH MORE THAN 300 VICTORIES DURING 13 SEASONS IN MAJORS. WON 17 GAMES IN A ROW IN 1885 WHILE COMPILING 44 11 RECORD FOR LEAGUE LEADING.800 WINNING PERCENTAGE. TOPPED 30 VICTORY TOTAL IN FOUR YEARS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOHN DWIGHT CHESBRO HAPPY JACK FAMED PITCHER WHO LED BOTH LEAGUES IN PERCENTAGE-NATIONAL LEAGUE IN 1902; AMERICAN LEAGUE IN 1904. SERVED WITH PITTSBURGH N.L.AND THE NEW YORK AND BOSTON A.L. WON 41 GAMES, TOPS IN MAJORS, IN 1904 AND DURING BIG LEAGUE CAREER COMPILED 192 VICTORIES WHILE LOSING ONLY 128. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York FRED CLARKE THE FIRST OF THE SUCCESSFUL BOY MANAGERS, AT TWENTY-FOUR HE PILOTED LOUISVILLE'S COLONELS IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. WON 4 PENNANTS FOR PITTSBURGH AND A WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP IN 1909. STARRED AS AN OUTFIELDER FOR 22 SEASONS. et NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York CHARLES HERBERT KLEIN "CHUCK" PHILADELPHIA N.L., CHICAGO N.L., PITTSBURGH N. L., 1928-1944 ONLY PLAYER IN 20TH CENTURY TO COLLECT 200 OR MORE HITS IN EACH OF FIRST FIVE FULL MAJOR LEAGUE SEASONS. ATTAINED .320 CAREER AVERAGE AND 300 HOME RUNS. LED N.L.IN HOMERS AND TOTAL BASES FOUR TIMES AND IN RUNS SCORED AND SLUGGING PCT. THREE EACH. SET LEAGUE RECORD FOR MOST EXTRA BASE HITS IN SEASON--107 IN 1930. VOTED MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN 1932. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York RALPH MCPHERRAN KINER PITTSBURGH, N. L. CHICAGO, N. L. CLEVELAND, A. L. 1946-1955 HIT 369 HOME RUNS AND AVERAGED BETTER THAN 100 RUNS BATTED IN PER SEASON IN TEN-YEAR CAREER. ONLY PLAYER TO LEAD HIS LEAGUE OR SHARE LEAD IN HOMERS SEVEN YEARS IN A ROW, 1946-1952. TWICE HAD MORE THAN 50 IN SEASON. SET N. L. MARK OF 101 FOUR-BAGGERS IN TWO SUCCESSIVE YEARS WITH 34 IN 1949 AND 47 IN 1950. LED N. L. IN SLUGGING PCT. THREE TIMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York MIKE J. (KING) KELLY COLORFUL PLAYER AND AUDACIOUS BASE RUNNER. IN 1887 FOR BOSTON HE HIT 394 AND STOLE 84 BASES. HIS SALE FOR $10,000 WAS ONE OF THE BIGGEST DEALS OF BASEBALL'S EARLY HISTORY. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York HARMON CLAYTON KILLEBREW WASHINGTON A.L. 1954-1960 MINNESOTA A.L. 1961-1974 KANSAS CITY A.L. 1975 MUSCULAR SLUGGER WITH MONUMENTAL HOME RUN AND RBI SUCCESS. HIS 573 HOMERS OVER 22 YEARS RANK FIFTH ALL-TIME AND SECOND ONLY TO RUTH AMONG A.L. HITTERS. TIED OR LED A.L. IN HOME RUNS 6 TIMES, BELTED OVER 40 ON 8 OCCASIONS AND IS THIRD IN HOME RUN FREQUENCY. DROVE IN OVER 100 RUNS 9 TIMES. A.L. MVP IN 1969. www. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York GEORGE LANGE KELLY 'HIGHPOCKETS" NEW YORK N. L., PITTSBURGH N. L. CINCINNATI N. L.. CHICAGO N. L. BROOKLYN, N. L., 1915-1930 AND 1932 ESTABLISHED MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD BY HITTING SEVEN HOME RUNS IN SIX CONSECUTIVE GAMES (1924). RAPPED HOMERS IN THREE SUCCESSIVE INNINGS (1923). DROVE IN MORE THAN 100 RUNS FOUR CONSECUTIVE YEARS, 1921-24. SET LEAGUE RECORDS FOR CHANCES ACCEPTED (1,862) AND PUTOUTS (1,759) BY FIRST BASEMAN IN 1920. ALSO LED IN CHANCES ACCEPTED 1921-22-23. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOSEPH JAMES KELLEY 1891-1908 STANDOUT HITTER AND LEFT FIELDER OF CHAMPION 1894-95-96 BALTIMORE ORIOLES AND 1899-1900 BROOKLYN SUPER BAS. BATTED OVER .300 FOR 11 CONSECUTIVE YEARS WITH HIGH OF 391 IN 1894. EQUALLED RECORD WITH 9 HITS IN 9 AT-BATS IN DOUBLEHEADER. ALSO PLAYED FOR BOSTON, PITTSBURGH AND CINCINNATI OF N. L. AND BALTIMORE OF A.L. MANAGED CINCINNATI 1902 TO 1905 AND BOSTON N. L. IN 1908. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York GEORGE CLYDE KELL PHILADELPHIA A. L. 1943-1946 DETROIT A. L. 1946-1952 BOSTON A. L. 1952-1954 CHICAGO A. L. 1954-1956 BALTIMORE A. L. 1956-1957 PREMIER A. L. THIRD BASEMAN OF 1940'S AND 1950'S. SOLID HITTER AND SURE-HANDED FIELDER WITH STRONG, ACCURATE ARM. BATTED OVER .300 9 TIMES, LEADING LEAGUE WITH .343 IN 1949. LED A. L. THIRD BASEMEN IN FIELDING PCT. 7 TIMES, ASSISTS 4 TIMES AND PUTOUTS AND DOUBLE PLAYS TWICE. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York KENESAW MOUNTAIN LANDIS ELECTED, 1920 BASEBALL'S FIRST COMMISSIONER DIED IN OFFICE, 1944 HIS INTEGRITY AND LEADERSHIP ESTABLISHED BASEBALL IN THE RESPECT, ESTEEM AND AFFECTION OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York NAPOLEON (LARRY) LAJOIE PHILADELPHIA (N) 1896-1900 PHILADELPHIA (A) 1901 CLEVELAND (A) 1902-14 PHILADELPHIA (A) 1615-16 GREAT HITTER AND MOST GRACEFUL AND EFFECTIVE SECOND BASEMAN OF HIS ERA. MANAGED CLEVELAND 4 YEARS. LEAGUE BATTING CHAMPION 1961-63-64. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York Cittich SANFORD KOUFAX "SANDY" BROOKLYN N. L. 1955-1957 LOS ANGELES N. L. 1958-1966 SET ALL-TIME RECORDS WITH 4 NO-HITTERS IN 4 YEARS, CAPPED BY 1965 PERFECT GAME, AND BY CAPTURING EARNED-RUN TITLE FIVE SEASONS IN A ROW. 1962-1966. WON 25 OR MORE GAMES THREE TIMES, HAD 11 SHUTOUTS IN 1963. STRIKEOUT LEADER FOUR TIMES, WITH RECORD 382 IN 1965. FANNED 18 IN A GAME TWICE. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1963. CY YOUNG AWARD WINNER 1963-65-66. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York

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NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM COOPERSTOWN, NEW YORK plaque of JESSE J. (POP) HAINES Elected to National Baseball Hall of Fame 1970 Baseball Hall of Fame Committee on Veterans PUBLISHED FOR NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM, INC. CURTEICHCOLORⓇ 3-D NATURAL COLOR REPRODUCTION (REG. U. S. A. PAT. OFF.) OEK-540 PUBLISHED FOR NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM, INC. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM COOPERSTOWN, NEW YORK plaque of CHARLES L. (GABBY) HARTNETT Elected to National Baseball Hall of Fame 1955 Baseball Writers Association of America CURTEICHCOLORⓇR 3-D NATURAL COLOR REPRODUCTION (REG. U. S. A. PAT. OFF.) 5DK-724 NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME AND MUSEUM COOPERSTOWN, NEW YORK plaque of WALTER PERRY JOHNSON Elected to the National Baseball Hall of Fame Baseball Writers Association of America 1936 C35695 Published for National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc.,. Mike Roberts Color Productions Oakland, CA 94623 U.S.A. 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