These all came secured in screw down holders.
1959 Gene Baker.
Yes Whammy, Yes Whammy. One of the best old timey names out there. I told JBF that I was going to name my next child Whammy.
No Whammy, No Whammy
Just like Gene Baker, Lee Walls best years came as a Cub. This is a pretty sweet 1957 Topps.
A mainstay in the Pirates rotation. Friend threw at least 200 innings from 1955-65, with a crazy 314 in 1956. I can't believe his arm didn't fall off.
A nice 59 Jim Mcdaniel. He never made it to the big leagues, but it looked like he had a pretty impressive minor league career.
Pendleton only got about 75 at bats as a Pirate but managed to get in the 58 set.
Another Bob Friend! He is still going strong today and is a pretty active signer from what I can see.
Smokey Burgess had a really long career playing about 18 years. He had great stretched with the Phillies, Reds and Pirates and was a 6 time All Star. Another beautiful 59!
Thanks for all the great cards Wes. I think you and Mark Hoyle have really turned my non existent vintage collection into quite a collection. Hope you enjoy my weapon of mass destruction that arrived in Alabama!
I love the Whammy! Whammy is awesome.
ReplyDeleteWhammy is the man!
DeleteIt is true that the Great Scott struck and put a hurtin on the jbf momentum. I will be sharing the epic shot across the bow on Tuesday.Just know this-Very thankful and still stunned. Until then just remember, there is still time remaining in this war. #5-6-7 Epic Trilogy
ReplyDeleteIt was a desperation shot that will have no impact on the final result.
DeleteOh boy. Can't wait for the rest.
ReplyDeleteI'm firing hail mary's
DeletePraying for peace... LET THE HOSTILITIES END!
ReplyDeletepeace........no peace.....
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