In 11 years of Major League play, Eddie has proven that you don't have to be a fastballer to be a top pitcher. "An assortment of Junk" is what the ball players say about Ed's pitches but they're as tough to hit as a blazing fastball. A great control pitcher, Ed issued the fewest walks of any A.L. chucker last year and in '53 topped the league in Won-Lost Pct. and E.R.A.
1955 Topps Set (Baseball) (1955)
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The big sports headlines of 1964 all seemed to involve Mr. Johnny Keane. First, as manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, Johnny led his club to a National League pennant flag and victory in the World Series. Then, Mr. Keane surprised the baseball world by resigning as skipper of the Cards and joini...
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"Stubby" was always tough on the Yankees, so they got him from the Browns in 1951 and used him in relief. A graduate of Western Michigan College, he started in the minors in 1941 and after winning 26 while losing 15 in 2 years, the Tigers brought him up. "Stubby" pitched for the Tigers through 19...
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Had eighth highest batting average in American League in 1953. Broke into majors with Yankees in 1948 and has compiled .294 lifetime batting average. His best year was 1950 when he hit .320. Tied major league record by getting two hits in one inning in 1952. Spent five years in Marine Corps.
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1983 Fleer Set (Baseball)
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2025 Topps Allen & Ginter Set (Baseball)
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2013 Topps Heritage Set (Baseball)
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1971 Topps Set (Baseball)
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2004 Bowman Set (Baseball)
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2007 Topps Heritage Set (Baseball)
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1989 Donruss Set (Baseball)
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2015 Topps Allen & Ginter Set (Baseball)
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1969 Topps Set (Baseball)
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1992 Bowman Set (Baseball)
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1982 Fleer Set (Baseball)
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1983 Topps Set (Baseball)
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1986 Donruss Highlights Set (Baseball)
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"Tommy" Henrich
Making a valiant effort to gain himself a regular berth in the New York Yankee outfield is young Tommy Henrich. This is Henrich's fourth season with the World Champions. He sold himself to them as a free agent at the close of the 1936 season. Last season, in 99 games, Tommy hit .277, seven points above his previous season's average, drove across 57 runs, and scored 64 himself. He is an excellent fielder, compiling an average of .991. Henrich's biggest feat since joining the Yanks was hitting five home runs in three consecutive games, in 1938.
