Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[keonleafs]

Originally Posted by tnfoto

Pat Mullin was a coach for the 1967 Indians. Unfortunately I don't have an Indians photo of him or fellow 1967 Indians coach Del Rice.

I had posted a while ago here some pics from the 1967 Indians Yearbook and one was of their coaching staff, including Rice and Mullin(http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/boar...post13797.html). If you need a larger scan of it, I could do it.

[Braves70]

To complete our earlier Mike Epstein offerings, here he is from his early days with the Baltimore Orioles in 1966 and 1967.

The O's already had a pretty good first baseman named Boog Powell so they eventually traded Epstein to the Washington Senators on May 29, 1967 along with pitcher Frank Bertainia for pitcher Pete Richert.

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by keonleafs

I had posted a while ago here some pics from the 1967 Indians Yearbook and one was of their coaching staff, including Rice and Mullin(http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/boar...post13797.html). If you need a larger scan of it, I could do it.

Wow, how did I miss that? I'd love to see a larger version.

You also sent me to my group folder where I found these B&W photos of the same group. I've got to do some more careful searching!

[keonleafs]

Originally Posted by tnfoto

Wow, how did I miss that? I'd love to see a larger version.

You also sent me to my group folder where I found these B&W photos of the same group. I've got to do some more careful searching!

Here is a larger version

[Braves70]

Some more 1956 offerings - the first three are Topps Vault and the last two are TCMA

Tom Morgan (2) - 1956 Yankees
Jackie Collum - 1956 Cardinals
Carlos Paula - 1956 Senators
Jim Wilson - 1956 Orioles

[jakre]

Originally Posted by KenRaffensberger16

Phillies fans know Ken Sanders as one of the few Pre-1981 Phillies mistakes by Topps Cards.. He's one of the few players back in the Monopoly Era that Topps enjoyed in the baseball cards market (1956-1980), where Topps was THE BASEBALL CARD COMPANY with no competition from other card producers, where a player was pictured on a Topps card as a Phillie, but never actually played for the Phils. Sanders' 1973 Topps card shows him as a Phillie, but he must have been acquired from another team in the 1972-73 offseason but failed to make the team out of Spring Training. Mistakes by Topps were few and far between as they also made the same mistake with Tom Haller in '73 who also never played for the Phils but has a 1973 card showing him to be a Phillie. These are the first such mistakes Topps made with Phillies "non-players" since 1955.
A notable mistake Topps made before '55 was the previous year. They issued a 1954 card of catcher Mike Sandlock, who never was a Phillie, but did play all that year for the Phillies' AAA affiliate. Sandlock had been a Pittsburgh Pirate in 1953 and had been around the majors since 1942. Today Sandlock is approaching his 98th birthday and he's listed by Wikipedia as the third oldest living major leaguer.

Perhaps what the 73 Topps Sanders should have been.

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Bo Belinsky Philadelphia Phillies

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Dean Chance Minnesota Twins

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Wilbur Wood Chicago White Sox

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George Scott Boston Red Sox

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Dave Duncan A's

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Jim Lefebvre Los Angeles Dodgers

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Joe Black Brooklyn Dodgers

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Preacher Roe Brooklyn Dodgers

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Johnny Podres Brooklyn Dodgers

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Clete Boyer Atlanta Braves

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Barney Schultz Saint Louis Cardinals

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Rich Gossage Chicago White Sox

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Jim Piersall Boston Red Sox

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Rick Monday Oakland A's