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Dee Fondy
Dee had a good season with the Cubs in 1952. He was in 145 games, and he hit an even .300. He included 21 doubles, 9 triples and 10 home runs among his blows. Last year was his first full season in the majors, although he got in 49 games with Chicago at the beginning of 1951. Finished the season with Los Angeles. Began in 1946. Spent some years in Dodger chain.
1953 Bowman B&W Set (Baseball)
5
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Cal was one of the big surprises of the 1962 season, winning 10 games for the Cubs as a rookie... his second season in professional ball. Last year Cal appeared to have regained his old form as he posted the lowest earned run average on the Chicago staff.

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Discovered while at Pepperdine College in 1944, Roy has been with the Cubs since 1948. His appearances have been limited by injuries the past two seasons, but prior to that he was Chicago's starting shortstop. He broke into organized ball with Los Angeles of the PCL in 1944 and was in military service in 1945. While not considered a powerhitter, Roy did have 21 homers for the Cubs in 1950, the same year he led NL shortstops in putouts and assists. In April, 1951, he suffered a broken left leg and the recuperative period has slowed his progress.

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An ex-Marine, Bob got his first Big League chance with the Braves at the end of the 1950 season after leading the American Association at Milwaukee in Batting (323). Before that he hit .314 and .346 for St. Paul in '48 and '49. In 16 games for the Braves in '50, Bob hit .250. In October of 1951, he was traded to the Cubs. In pro ball since 1943, Bob was an All-Ohio State sprint man in High School, where he started out as a pitcher, but switched to the outfield.

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Eddie Miksis
Although Eddie has been in the majors since 1944, except for 2 years in Military Service, he never played regularly until the Dodgers traded him to the Cubs in 1951. 1944 was his first year in organized baseball and after hitting .267 in 72 games at Trenton, the Dodgers brought him up. 1945 was spent in Service and he returned at the end of the '46 season. In '47, he hit .267 in 45 games. Eddie was 10th in the League in Stolen Bases in '51 with 11.
1952 Topps Set (Baseball)
172
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Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

1974 Topps Set (Baseball) (26)
1995 Fleer Set (Baseball) (21)
1998 Fleer Tradition Set (Baseball) (15)
2001 Fleer Tradition Set (Baseball) (16)
2001 Upper Deck Vintage Set (Baseball) (12)
1987 Fleer Set (Baseball) (24)
1916 M101-4 Set (Baseball) (18)
2004 Topps Heritage Set (Baseball) (25)
1993 Donruss Set (Baseball) (29)
2003 Topps Gallery Set (Baseball) (7)
2009 Bowman Set (Baseball) (10)
2015 Topps Allen & Ginter Set (Baseball) (13)
1963 Topps Set (Baseball) (27)
1951 Bowman Set (Baseball) (19)
2015 Bowman Set (Baseball) (6)

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Total Card Count

8,140

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