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Bob Lemon
One of the finest hurlers of the past ten years, Bob had the most A.L. Wins in 1950 and tied for the lead in 1954 and 1955. In the 1948 World Series he won 2 games and has pitched in four All Star Contests.
1958 Topps Set (Baseball)
2
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Luke Sewell, with 18 years of major-league baseball behind him, has the longest record of activity among the big-league players. He was signed by Cleveland in 1921, who acquired him from Columbus. Luke spent 12 seasons with the Indians, and was traded by them to the Washington Senators in 1933 for Roy Spencer. In 1935, he was traded to the St. Louis Browns for Bump Hadley and then sold to the Chicago White Sox. In 1938 Luke Sewell was purchased by the Brooklyn Dodgers, but this year is back with the team with whom he started his major- league career. In 18 years of playing, Luke Sewell has played a total of 1608 games, getting 1389 hits for a life-time batting average of .259.

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Has caught more than 100 games for Indians in each of last seven seasons, a record unmatched by any active receiver. Is considered greatest of all at judging and catching foul flys. Has made only 63 errors in major league career which began in 1941. One of the most popular players in the game today.

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James Edward Hegan nicknamed "Jim" led American League catchers in double plays in 1948; tied in 1947. Also tied major league record for catchers June 21, 1949, by making an unassisted double play. Caught three no-hit games. Had three years military service, 1943-1945. Member 1950 and '51 A.L. All-Star Team. Generally considered one of best handlers of pitchers in game today.

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Earl Snyder
Michael Brantley
Jason Kipnis

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Bill Davis, Tom Kelley
Bill Davis: Bill looks like he's ready for the big leagues. He batted .311 and smacked 33 HRS at Portland in 1965. Tom Kelly: Tom was one of Portland's leading pitchers last year. The fire- balling righthander won 16 and posted a 2.38 ERA.
1966 Topps Set (Baseball)
44
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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.

2014 Bowman Set (Baseball) (7)
1989 Score Set (Baseball) (23)
2007 Bowman Heritage Set (Baseball) (9)
1984 Fleer Set (Baseball) (23)
2000 Topps Gallery Set (Baseball) (6)
1988 Play Ball 1939 Reprints Set (Baseball) (4)
2019 Topps Archives Set (Baseball) (17)
1986 Donruss Set (Baseball) (20)
1992 Fleer Set (Baseball) (26)
2004 Fleer Ultra Set (Baseball) (12)
2003 Fleer Ultra Set (Baseball) (8)
1996 Fleer Set (Baseball) (25)
1999 Upper Deck MVP Set (Baseball) (9)
1963 Topps Set (Baseball) (27)
2005 Fleer Ultra Set (Baseball) (6)

All Sets

Indians
Total Card Count

7,392

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