Lot of 57 Baseball Hall of Fame Plaque Postcards

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CONNIE MACK A STAR CATCHER BUT FAMED MORE AS MANAGER OF THE PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS SINCE 1901. WINNER OF 9 PENNANTS AND 5 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS. RECEIVED THE BOK AWARD IN PHILADELPHIA FOR 1929. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York 7 8 MICKEY CHARLES MANTLE NEW YORK A.L. 1951-1968 HIT 536 HOME RUNS. WON LEAGUE HOMER TITLE AND SLUGGING CROWN FOUR TIMES. MADE 2415 HITS. BATTED.300 OR OVER IN EACH OF TEN YEARS WITH TOP OF .365 IN 1957. TOPPED A.L. IN WALKS FIVE YEARS AND IN RUNS SCORED SIX SEASONS. VOTED MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1956-57-62. NAMED ON 20 A. L. ALL-STAR TEAMS. SET WORLD SERIES RECORDS FOR HOMERS, 18; RUNS, 42; RUNS BATTED IN, 40; TOTAL BASES, 123; AND BASES ON BALLS, 43. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York DAY HENRY EMMET MANUSH 1923-1939 SLUGGING OUTFIELDER FOR 6 MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS. BATTING CHAMPION OF A.L. AT 378 WITH 1926 TIGERS. LIFETIME AVERAGE OF .330 IN 2.009 MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES. HAD 2,524 HITS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WALTER J. V. MARANVILLE "RABBIT" BOSTON, PITTSBURGH, CHICAGO, BROOKLYN AND ST. LOUIS, NATIONAL LEAGUE, 1912-1935 PLAYED MORE GAMES, 2153, AT SHORTSTOP THAN ANY OTHER NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYER. AT BAT TOTAL, 10078, SURPASSED BY ONLY ONE NATIONAL LEAGUER, HONUS WAGNER. MADE 2605 HITS IN 23 SEASONS. MEMBER OF 1914 BOSTON BRAVES "MIRACLE TEAM" THAT WON PENNANT, THEN WORLD SERIES FROM ATHLETICS IN 4 GAMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York RICHARD WILLIAM MARQUARD "RUBE" NEW YORK N. L., CINCINNATI N. L., BROOKLYN N. L., BOSTON N. L., 1908-1925 THREE-TIME 20-GAME WINNER WITH GIANT CHAMPIONS OF 1911-12-13. TIED ALL-TIME RECORD WITH 19 VICTORIES IN A ROW WHILE WINNING 26 AND LOSING 11 IN 1912. LED N. L. IN WINNING PERCENTAGE AND STRIKEOUTS IN 1911. TIED FOR MOST VICTORIES, 1912. HURLED NO-HIT GAME AGAINST DODGERS IN 1915. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York: CHRISTY MATHEWSON NEW YORK, N.L., 1900-1916. CINCINNATI, N. L., 1916. BORN FACTORYVILLE, PA., AUGUST 12,1880 GREATEST OF ALL THE GREAT PITCHERS IN THE 20TH CENTURY'S FIRST QUARTER PITCHED 3 SHUTOUTS IN 1905 WORLD SERIES. FIRST PITCHER OF THE CENTURY EVER TO WIN 30 GAMES IN 3 SUCCESSIVE YEARS. WON 37 GAMES IN 1908 "MATTY WAS MASTER OF THEM ALL NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOSEPH MICHAEL MEDWICK "DUCKY WUCKY" ST. LOUIS N. L. 1932 TO 1940, 1947, 1948 BROOKLYN N.L. 1940 TO 1943, 1946 NEW YORK N.L. 1943 TO 1945-BOSTON N. L. 1945 LED N.L, IN BATTING IN 1937 WITH.374 AVERAGE, BATTED .353 IN 1935,.351 IN 1936, .332 IN 1939. LIFETIME TOTAL 2471 HITS, BATTING AVERAGE .324. NAMED TO ALL STAR TEAMS 1935-6-7-8-9. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER N. L. 1937. LED N.L.IN RUNS BATTED IN AND TWO BASE HITS 1936-7-8. BATTED.300 OR MORE 15 TIMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York $5 STANLEY FRANK MUSIAL "THE MAN" ST. LOUIS CARDINALS 1941-1963 HOLDS MANY NATIONAL LEAGUE RECORDS, AMONG THEM: GAMES PLAYED 3026; AT BAT 10972 TIMES; 3630 HITS; MOST RUNS SCORED 1949; MOST RUNS BATTED IN 1951; TOTAL BASES 6134. LED N. L. IN TOTAL BASES 6 YEARS, SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 6 YEARS. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER 1943- 1946-1948. NAMED ON 12 ALL STAR TEAMS. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE .331. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOSEPH VINCENT MCCARTHY CHICAGO N.L.1926 - 1930 NEW YORK A.L.1931-1946 BOSTON A.L. 1948-1950 OUTSTANDING MANAGER WHO NEVER PLAYED IN MAJOR LEAGUES. THE MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS MANAGED BY HIM DURING 24 YEARS NEVER FINISHED OUT OF FIRST DIVISION. WON PENNANTS CHICAGO N. L. 1929, NEW YORK A.L.1932-6-7-8-9-41-2-3. WON SEVEN WORLD'S CHAMPIONSHIPS WITH NEW YORK YANKEES-FOUR OF THEM CONSECUTIVELY 1936-7-8-9. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York THOMAS F. MC CARTHY ONE OF BOSTON'S "HEAVENLY TWINS"UNDER MANAGER FRANK SELEE. OUTSTANDING BASE RUNNER WHO STOLE 109 BASES FOR THE BROWNS IN 1888. PIONEER IN TRAPPING FLY BALLS IN THE OUTFIELD. HOLDS N.L. RECORD FOR ASSISTS IN OUTFIELD-53 WITH BOSTON IN 1893. PLAYED 1268 GAMES IN MAJOR LEAGUES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOSEPH JEROME Mc GINNITY "IRONMAN" DISTINGUISHED AS THE PITCHER WHO HURLED TWO GAMES ON ONE DAY THE MOST TIMES. DID THIS ON FIVE OCCASIONS. WON BOTH GAMES THREE TIMES. PLAYED WITH BALTIMORE, BROOKLYN AND NEW YORK TEAMS IN N.L. AND BALTIMORE IN A.L.GAINED MORE THAN 200 VICTORIES DURING CAREER.RECORDED 20 OR MORE VICTORIES SEVEN TIMES. IN TWO SUCCESSIVE SEASONS WON AT LEAST 30 GAMES NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JOHN J. McGRAW STAR THIRD-BASEMAN OF THE GREAT BALTIMORE ORIOLES, NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONS IN THE 'oo's. FOR 30 YEARS MANAGER OF THE NEW YORK GIANTS STARTING IN 1902. UNDER HIS LEADERSHIP THE GIANTS WON 10 PENNANTS AND 3 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WILLIAM BOYD MC KECHNIE MANAGER OF PITTSBURGH N.L. 1922-1926 ST. LOUIS N. L. 1928 1929 BOSTON N.L. 1930-1937 CINCINNATI N. L. 1938-1946 ONLY N.L. MANAGER TO WIN PENNANTS WITH THREE DIFFERENT CLUBS-PITTSBURGH 1925; ST.LOUIS,1928; CINCINNATI,1939, 1940 WON WORLD SERIES 1925 AND 1940. NAMED NO.1 MAJOR LEAGUE MANAGER 1937 AND 1940. ACTIVE IN BASEBALL AS MANAGER, COACH, PLAYER, 1906 TO 1953. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York CHARLES A.(KID) NICHOLS RIGHT HANDED PITCHER WHO WON 30 OR MORE GAMES FOR SEVEN CONSECUTIVE YEARS (1891-97) AND WON AT LEAST 20 GAMES FOR TEN CONSECUTIVE SEASONS (1890-99) WITH BOSTON N.L. ALSO PITCHED FOR ST. LOUIS AND PHILADELPHIA N.L.ONE OF FEW PITCHERS TO WIN MORE THAN 300 GAMES, HIS MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD BEING 360 VICTORIES, 202 DEFEATS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York JAMES H. O'ROURKE "ORATOR JIM" PLAYED BALL UNTIL HE WAS PAST FIFTY, INCLUDING TWENTY-ONE MAJOR LEAGUE SEASONS. AN OUTFIELDER AND CATCHER FOR THE BOSTON RED STOCKINGS OF 1873, HE LATER WORE THE UNIFORMS OF THE CHAMPIONSHIP PROVIDENCE TEAM OF 1879, BUFFALO, NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York MELVIN T. (MEL) OTT NEW YORK (N.L.) 1926 - 48 ONE OF FEW PLAYERS TO JUMP FROM A HIGH SCHOOL TEAM INTO MAJORS. PLAYED OUTFIELD AND THIRD BASE AND MANAGED CLUB FROM DEC.1941 THROUGH JULY 1948.HIT 511 HOME RUNS, N.L.RECORD WHEN HE RETIRED. ALSO LED IN MOST RUNS SCORED, MOST RUNS BATTED IN, TOTAL BASES, BASES ON BALLS AND EXTRA BASES ON LONG HITS. HAD A.304 LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE.PLAYED IN ELEVEN ALL STAR GAMES AND IN THREE WORLD SERIES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York LEROY ROBERT PAIGE "SATCHEL" NEGRO LEAGUES CLEVELAND A.L. ST. LOUIS A.L. KANSAS CITY A.L. 1926-1947 1948 1949 1951 1953 1965 PAIGE WAS ONE OF THE GREATEST STARS TO PLAY IN THE NEGRO BASEBALL LEAGUES. THRILLED MILLIONS OF PEOPLE AND WON HUNDREDS OF GAMES. STRUCK OUT 21 MAJOR LEAGUERS IN AN EXHIBITION GAME. HELPED PITCH CLEVELAND INDIANS TO THE 1948 PENNANT IN HIS FIRST BIG LEAGUE YEAR AT AGE 42. HIS PITCHING WAS A LEGEND AMONG MAJOR LEAGUE HITTERS. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York HERBERT J. (HERB) PENNOCK OUTSTANDING LEFT HANDED PITCHER IN THE A.L.AND EXECUTIVE OF PHILADELPHIA N.L.CLUB. AMONG RARE FEW WHO MADE JUMP FROM PREP SCHOOL TO MAJORS, SAW 22 YEARS SERVICE WITH PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON AND NEW YORK TEAMS IN A.L. RECORDED 240 VICTORIES, 161 DEFEATS. NEVER LOST A WORLD SERIES GAME. WINNING FIVE.IN 1927, PITCHED 71/3 INNINGS WITHOUT ALLOWING HIT IN THIRD GAME OF SERIES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York 99 EDWARD S. PLANK GETTYSBURG EDDIE" ONE OF GREATEST LEFTHANDED PITCHERS OF MAJOR LEAGUES.NEVER PITCHED FOR A MINOR LEAGUE TEAM, GOING FROM GETTYSBURG COLLEGE TO THE PHILADELPHIA A.L.TEAM WITH WHICH HE SERVED FROM 1901 THROUGH 1914. MEMBER OF ST. LOUIS F.L.IN 1915 AND ST. LOUIS A.L. IN 1916 17. ONE OF FEW PITCHERS TO WIN MORE THAN 300 GAMES IN BIG LEAGUES. IN EIGHT OF 17 SEASONS, WON 20 OR MORE GAMES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York CHARLIE RADBOURNE ↑↑ OLD HOSS PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND CINCINNATI NATIONAL LEAGUE 1881 TO 1891. GREATEST OF ALL 19TH CENTURY PITCHERS.WINNING 1884 PENNANT FOR PROVIDENCE,RADBOURNE PITCHED LAST 27 GAMES OF SEASON, WON 26. WON 3 STRAIGHT IN WORLD SERIES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York EDGAR CHARLES (SAM) RICE WASHINGTON, A.L. 1915 TO 1933 CLEVELAND, A.L. 1934 AT BAT 600 OR MORE TIMES EIGHT DIFFERENT SEASONS.HAD 200 OR MORE HITS IN EACH OF SIX SEASONS. BATTED.322 FOR 20-YEAR CAREER AND HAD 2987 HITS. SET A.L.RECORD WITH 182 SINGLES IN 1925. LED A.L. IN NUMBER OF HITS 216 IN 1924 AND 1926. LED A.L.IN PUTOUTS FOR OUTFIELDERS WITH 454 IN 1920 AND 385 IN 1922. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WESLEY BRANCH RICKEY ST. LOUIS A. L. 1905-1906-1914 NEW YORK A. L. 1907 FOUNDER OF FARM SYSTEM WHICH HE DEVELOPED FOR ST. LOUIS CARDINALS AND BROOKLYN DODGERS. COPIED BY ALL OTHER MAJOR LEAGUE TEAMS. SERVED AS EXECUTIVE FOR BROWNS, CARDINALS, DODGERS AND PIRATES. BROUGHT JACKIE ROBINSON TO BROOKLYN IN 1947. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York EPPA RIXEY PHILADELPHIA, N.L. 1912 TO 1920 CINCINNATI, N. L. 1921 TO 1933 WON 266 LOST 251 PCT. .515 ERA 3.15 SET RECORD FOR MOST VICTORIES BY LEFT-HANDED PITCHER. LED LEAGUE IN VICTORIES WITH 25 IN 1922. GAVE ONLY 1082 BASE ON BALLS IN 4494 INNINGS. 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 JACK ROOSEVELT ROBINSON BROOKLYN N.L.1947 TO 1956 LEADING N.L.BATTER IN 1949. HOLDS FIELDING MARK FOR SECOND BASEMAN PLAYING IN 150 OR MORE GAMES WITH.992. LED N.L.IN STOLEN BASES IN 1947 AND 1949. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER IN 1949. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE.311.JOINT RECORD HOLDER FOR MOST DOUBLE PLAYS BY SECOND BASEMAN, 137 IN 1951. LED SECOND BASEMEN IN DOUBLE PLAYS 1949-50-51-52. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York WILBERT ROBINSON "UNCLE ROBBIE" STAR CATCHER FOR THE FAMOUS BALTIMORE ORIOLES ON PENNANT CLUBS OF 1894,'95 AND '96, HE LATER WON FAME AS MANAGER OF THE BROOKLYN DODGERS FROM 1914 THROUGH 1931. SET A RECORD OF 7 HITS IN 7 TIMES AT BAT IN SINGLE GAME. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York EDD J. ROUSH CHICAGO A.L. 1913 NEW YORK N.L. 1916, 1927 TO 1930 CINCINNATI N. L. 1916 TO 1926, 1931 LEADING N.L.BATTER IN 1917 AND 1919 BATTED.352 IN 1921,.352 IN 1922, .351 IN 1923, .348 IN 1924 BATTED OVER .300 -13 SEASONS. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE OF 323. MOST OUTFIELD PUTOUTS, 410 IN 1920. F. L. 1914-1915. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York CHARLES HERBERT RUFFING RED" BOSTON, A. L. 1924-1930 NEW YORK, A. L. 1930-1946 CHICAGO, A. L., 1947 WINNER OF 273 GAMES. WON 20 OR MORE GAMES IN EACH OF FOUR CONSECUTIVE SEASONS. LED IN COMPLETE GAMES 1928. TIED IN SHUTOUTS 1938-1939. WON 7 OUT OF 9 WORLD SERIES DECISIONS. SELECTED FOR ALL STAR TEAMS 1937-1938-1939 NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York GEORGE HERMAN (BABE) RUTH BOSTON-NEW YORK, A.L.; BOSTON, N.L. 1915-1935 GREATEST DRAWING CARD IN HISTORY OF BASEBALL. HOLDER OF MANY HOME RUN AND OTHER BATTING RECORDS. GATHERED 714 HOME RUNS IN ADDITION TO FIFTEEN IN WORLD SERIES. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York RAYMOND WILLIAM SCHALK CHICAGO A.L.1912 TO 1928 NEW YORK N.L.1929 HOLDER OF MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD FOR MOST YEARS LEADING CATCHER IN FIELDING, EIGHT YEARS; MOST PUTOUTS, NINE YEARS; MOST ASSISTS IN ONE MAJOR LEAGUE (1810); MOST CHANCES ACCEPTED (8965). CAUGHT FOUR NO-HIT GAMES INCLUDING PERFECT GAME IN 1922. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York ALOYSIUS HARRY SIMMONS PLAYED WITH 7 MAJOR LEAGUE CLUBS 1924- 1944. STAR WITH PHILA.(A.L.). BATTED 308 TO.392 FROM 1924 TO 1934. LEADING BATTER.381 IN 1930,.390 IN 1931. MOST HITS BY A.L.RIGHT-HANDED BATTER WITH 2831.LED LEAGUE RUNS BATTED IN, RUNS SCORED, HITS AND TOTAL BASES SEVERAL SEASONS.HIT 3 HOME RUNS, JULY 15,1932. LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE.334. 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 ALBERT GOODWILL SPALDING ORGANIZATIONAL GENIUS OF BASEBALL'S PIONEER DAYS. STAR PITCHER OF FOREST CITY CLUB IN LATE 1860'S, 4-YEAR CHAMPION BOSTONS 1871-1875 AND MANAGER - PITCHER OF CHAMPION CHICAGOS IN NATIONAL LEAGUE'S FIRST YEAR.CHICAGO PRESIDENT FOR 10 YEARS. ORGANIZER OF BASEBALL'S FIRST ROUND-THE-WORLD TOUR IN 1888. 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 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 CHARLES DILLON STENGEL "CASEY" 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 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 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 JOSEPH B. TINKER FAMOUS AS A MEMBER OF ONE OF BASEBALL'S GREATEST DOUBLE PLAY COMBINATIONS FROM TINKER TO EVERS TO CHANCE.A BIG LEAGUER FROM 1902 THROUGH 1916 WITH THE CHICAGO CUBS AND CINCINNATI REDS AND THE CHICAGO FEDS. MANAGER CINCINNATI 1913 AND CHICAGO N.L. 1916. SHORT STOP ON CUBS'TEAM THAT WON PENNANTS IN 1906, '07 '08 AND 1910. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York 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 ARTHUR CHARLES (DAZZY)VANCE BROOKLYN N.L.1922 TO 1932,1935 PITTSBURGH N.L. - NEW YORK A.L. ST. LOUIS N.L. - CINCINNATI N.L. FIRST PITCHER IN N.L.TO LEAD IN STRIKEOUTS FOR 7 STRAIGHT YEARS, 1922 TO 1928. LED LEAGUE WITH 28 VICTORIES IN 1924; 22 IN 1925. WON 15 STRAIGHT IN 1924. PITCHED NO-HIT GAME AGAINST PHILLIES, 1925. MOST VALUABLE PLAYER N. L.1924. 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 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 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 SHORTSTOP, 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 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 LLOYD JAMES WANER "LITTLE POISON" PITTSBURGH N.L., BOSTON N. L., CINCINNATI N. L.,, PHILADELPHIA N. L., 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 JOHN MONTGOMERY WARD 1878-1894 PITCHING PIONEER WHO WON 158, 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 ZACHARIAH (ZACK) DAVIS WHEAT BROOKLYN N.L. 1909-1926 PHILADELPHIA A.L. 1927 BROOKLYN OUTFIELDER FOR 18 YEARS. HOLDS BROOKLYN RECORDS FOR-GAMES PLAYED 2,318, AT BAT 8,859, HITS 2,804, SINGLES 2,038, DOUBLES 464, TRIPLES 171, TOTAL BASES 4,003, EXTRA BASE HITS 766. BATTED.375 (1923).375 (1924).359 (1925) LEAGUE BATTING LEADER.335 (1918) LIFETIME BATTING AVERAGE.317 WITH 2.884 HITS. PLAYED 2,406 GAMES. 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 BÁSES 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 GEORGE WRIGHT STAR OF BASEBALL'S FIRST PROFESSIONAL TEAM, THE CINCINNATI RED STOCKINGS OF 1869. GREAT SHORTSTOP AND CAPTAIN OF CHAMPION BOSTONS IN NATIONAL LEAGUE'S PIONEER YEARS, NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York HARRY WRIGHT MANAGER AND CENTERFIELDER OF FAMOUS CINCINNATI RED STOCKINGS, UNDEFEATED IN 69 GAMES IN 1869-1870. FIRST MANAGER TO WIN FOUR STRAIGHT PENNANTS WITH BOSTON NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 1872-73-74 73. BROTHER OF GEORGE WRIGHT ALSO IN HALL OF FAME. SPONSORED FIRST BASEBALL TOUR TO ENGLAND IN 1876. INTRODUCED KNICKER UNIFORMS. HIT 7 HOME RUNS IN GAME AT NEW PORT, KY. IN 1867. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York EARLY WYNN "GUS" WASHINGTON A. L., CLEVELAND A.L., CHICAGO A. L. 1939 - 1963 WINNER OF 300 MAJOR LEAGUE GAMES. SET RECORD BY PITCHING 23 YEARS IN MAJORS. GAINED 20 OR MORE VICTORIES FIVE TIMES AND LED A. L. IN EARNED-RUN AVERAGE IN 1950. LEADER IN INNINGS PITCHED THREE SEASONS AND IN STRIKEOUTS TWICE. TIED FOR MOST VICTORIES WITH 23 IN 1954 AND LED LEAGUE WITH 22 WINS AT AGE 39 IN 1959 TO EARN CY YOUNG AWARD. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York DENTON T. (CY) YOUNG CLEVELAND (N) 1890-98 ST. LOUIS (N) 1899 - 1900 BOSTON (A) 1901-08 CLEVELAND (A) 1909 - 11 BOSTON (N) 1911 ONLY PITCHER IN FIRST HUNDRED YEARS OF BASEBALL TO WIN 500 GAMES. AMONG HIS 511 VICTORIES WERE 3 NO-HIT SHUTOUTS. PITCHED PERFECT GAME MAY 5, 1904, NO OPPOSING BATSMAN REACHING FIRST BASE. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York MARINE ROSS MIDDLEBROOK YOUNGS "PEP" NEW YORK N. L. 1917-1926 STAR RIGHT FIELDER OF CHAMPION GIANTS OF 1921 22 23 24 WHEN HE BATTED 327,.331, .336, AND.356 COMPILED LIFETIME AVERAGE OF.322.TOPPING.300 IN NINE OF TEN YEARS. TWICE MADE 200 OR MORE HITS IN A SEASON. LED LEAGUE IN DOUBLES IN 1919 AND RUNS SCORED IN 1923. LED N. L. OUTFIELDERS IN ASSISTS TWICE AND TIED ONCE. NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME & MUSEUM Cooperstown, New York

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