Which 19th Century Player do you have more than one card of

by TheRiddler Sat Mar 21, 2009 12:10 am

Could you imagine ???

flaming mad

I have two raggedy Old Judge Ned Williamson cards. And I've got a couple of Fred Pfeffer in about vg (I think). Oh yes, and two Tom Burns, vg or so.

You see? Baseball Players generally do not get three hits in an inning. Gosh, I think that it happened in the 1950's and (I dunno, sometime thereafter).

But it happened big time on 9/6/1883. In a 26-6 rout of Det. These three guys (Williamson, Burns and Pfeffer) each got three hits in the seventh inning.

Five people have do ne this in Baseball history. Including these three in 1883.

So?
agree

by bowlingshoeguy Sat Mar 21, 2009 1:43 am

I currently have:

2 Tip O'neils - OJ, Scrapps
3 John Ward's - MAyo, N28, & OJ
2 James Ryan's - N29, N43

I believe that is all the duplication I have.

Lee

by slidekellyslide Sat Mar 21, 2009 7:35 pm

C.H. Willis

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by TheRiddler Mon Mar 23, 2009 4:28 pm

That's quite a type set Lee, with just three different players.

OJ
Scrapps
Mayos
N28
N29
N43

What's next?
yes

by bowlingshoeguy Sun Mar 29, 2009 5:29 am

If I can get another different Ward at a reasonable price I would make a run at that, not sure what else would fit in. Hell, sometimes something catches my eyes and I just have to buy it.

Lee

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