Since joining Detroit, Miguel has led the AL in HRs in 2008, in RBI in '10, and in AVG and 2Bs in '11. Miguel is a career .430 hitter with the bases loaded.
The 1909 T206 Set cards were issued by the American Tobacco Company (ATC) for their brands, which have tobacco advertisements on the back.
Came to the Leafs from Detroit in 1946 on a trade for Billy Taylor. Starting his 8th season for the Toronto club. A top-notch two-way player he is an expert at taking a pass and getting the puck away in a flash.
Residence, Dunellen, New Jersey. Looked over by American League in the spring of 1954. He was signed and 1954 was his first season in the American League. Born November 21, 1918, at Staten Island, New York. Played professional football with the New York Giants 1943-1947 as a guard. Umpired semi-pro in New Jersey. Started in professional baseball in 1950 as umpire in Western-Carolina League. Pur...
Blessed with blazing speed, Nolan unleased his fastball at Greenville in '66 and paced the Western Carolina League with 17 wins and 272 strikouts. He was named the circuit's top pitcher. In 1968, Nolan set a Met record as he fanned 14 batters in a game.
Willie was runner up for Batting Championship last season and led the League in Triples and Stolen Bases. He was also tops in D.P.'s for outfielders. Willie was the N.L. Most Valuable Player in 1954. Willie set a record for hitting over 20 doubles, triples and homers in one season. He stole 38 bases in 57 attempts last year!
Most grid critics agree that the "Flying Dutchman" is the greatest long passer in football history. Won NFL passing title in 1950 and 1952 and placed 2nd in 1951 and 1953. All-America quarterback at University of Oregon before joining Rams in 1949. Norm's wife, Gloria, was his biology teacher at Oregon. They have three young daughters.
Dodgers first took serious note of Roy when he played an exhibition game with Negro All-Stars at Ebbets Field. They later signed and farmed him out to Nashua, New Hampshire. When Dodgers needed help last season they called Roy in from St. Paul where he had been hitting .325. He appeared in 83 games for Brooklyn, slugged out 9 homers and batted in 45 runs. A great prospect.
Smallish goalie hit the jackpot as rookie last season. Hard-working, acrobatic, he got mid-season Miamr break and came back strong. Succeeded Terry Sawchuk.
The fleetfooted 'bonus baby' saw plenty of action in the Tiger outfield last season when he placed 3rd in Detroit Batting. Upon his graduation from High School in '53, Big League scouts flocked to his door to sign him, but the Tigers were the high bidders. Al joined the Bengals late in the '53 season, hitting .250 in 30 games, and last year nailed down a regular outfield berth.
Tops in the NL with 120 runs scored, the left-handed Boston Brave first baseman walloped 23 Home Runs in 1950.
Chuck came to the Majors after less that 1 season in the minors. After 3 winning years at Boston, he was traded to Chicago and then to Washington in '53. In the off-season. Chuck loves to play golf.
Aristides' .576 slugging percentage in 2019 was the second-highest ever for a Reds rookie with at least 55 games, falling just two points shy of the mark Adam Dunn set in 2001. After going hitless in his first two games, Aquino erupted for 11 home runs among his 19 safeties over the next 14 contests, highlighted by a three-shot day on Born: April 22, 1994 August 10.
A switch-hitter, Reyes gets out of the box extremely fast no matter which side he is setting up from. His great speed allows him to bunt for base knocks or take extra bags on liners to the outfield.
Magglio is crafting one of the great careers ever by a Pale Hose hitter. He is a 4-time All- Star who ranks among the Junior Circuit's top 10 in hits, extra-base hits and runs batted in over the past 4 campaigns. His career average and slugging percentage are the highest ever by a player born in Venezuela, and his home run total ranks 3rd.
Scored 12 or more points in a quarter on 12 occasions... Scored a career-high 39 points vs. Phoenix 1/12/96... Had career highs in almost every statistical category.
Ask David Cassidy Q. What's the earliest thing you remember? A. I can recall having a teddy bear that I was never without, when I was pretty young. Another toy that was a favorite of mine was a clown with a red nose that was some kind of a music box!
A two-time MLB All-Star Game selection and the 2019 batting champion, Tim also is a savvy base runner. He's one of only eight players to swipe double-digit bags in each of the past seven full seasons.
Selected as an All-Star hurler in the Carolina League in 1965, Dock rose to the occasion and was the ballgame's winning pitcher. Dock has a fine assortment of pitches which include a live fastball, a sharp breaking curve and an excellent change-up. Dock pitched 15 complete games in 1965.
Tracy was a two-time scoring champion who paired a lethal midrange jumper with a first step that made him. an unstoppable force driving to the hoop. He made seven straight All-Star Games from 2001-07 and was a member of the 2017 Hall of Fame class.
He used to beat major league clubs while pitching for a semi-pro team, Paterson Silk Sox, so it was natural that he should enter the big show. He joined Yankees in 1924 and has been in American League ever since. Besides Yanks, has pitched for Browns, Senators, Red Sox and White Sox. Last year, he won seven and lost 17 for seventh place club. Is a right-hander, 6 feet, 1 inch tall and weighs 18...
A Texas high school track champion, Gray gives the 49ers a true deep threat on the outside, capable of taking the ball to the house on any play. He ran a 4.33-second 40 al the NFL Combine to fly up draft boards. "There's fast guys and then guys ahead of those guys, and I think Danny is one of them," coach Kyle Shanahan said.
The rookie righthander was a pleasant surprise for the A's in 1965. Signed to a Kansas City contract in 1964, Jim didn't pitch in a pro ballgame until last season. His debut was delayed because of an operation for the removal of buckshot in his leg. Quickly rounding into shape, the 18 year old became a big favorite of the fans in Kansas City. Jim was a star athlete in his North Carolina high sc...
Flying her Viper, Starbuck couldn't believe the order to destroy the Olympic Carrier. Apollo was dead serious. They fired into the civilian ship's engines, and it exploded violently. Back on Caprica, Number Six kissed Helo - and was suddenly shot from behind. It was Boomer, or so Helo thought. As they fled, a Cylon and another Number Six watched them go. Meanwhile the fleet entered its 24th hou...
Despite his size, Yvan is one of the trickiest performers in the NHL. He's a power play specialist and led all Montreal goal-scorers last sea son with 47. Because of his speed, the opposition is often forced to assign a "shadow" to Cournoyer. Yvan is considered as one of fastest skaters.
Bob knew he could score in the NBA and the Bulls gave him a chance to prove it. After being acquired from the Bucks, he has led the Bulls in scoring for the past two seasons. Last year he led the club in two other categories and in 1969-70 was second in 9 departments including minutes played, field goals made, free throws made and rebounds.
Fort Wayne boy who made good on his home town team. Ralph was a great All-American and leading scorer at Indiana during his college days... He scored 426 points in Western Conference games for an all-time high at Indiana during three years of Varsity ball... Once scored 60 points in one game... Spends off-season in production department at Zollner Machine Works.
While the 1909 T206 Set cards are the most popular, the ATC’s T205 and T207 sets are significantly rarer.
A castoff of the Yankee farm system. George McQuinn proved himself a top-flight first-baseman with the St. Louis Browns. As a hitter, and defensively, McQuinn was one of the outstanding first-basemen in the American League last year. He batted .316, playing in every one of the 154 games for the Browns, drove in 94 runs, scored 101, and hit 20 home runs, 13 triples and 37 doubles. He was tied wi...
"Smoky" came to the Phillies via the Reds (for whom he never played a game) and the Cubs. He broke into pro ball with Lockport in '44 and was in the Service in '45 and '46. He led the Tri-State League in Hitting in '47 with a .387 mark and the next year led the Southern Association with an average of .386. The Cubs brought him up in '49 and sent him to Los Angeles. After he hit .327 in 88 games...