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Ted Abernathy
Obtained from the Cleveland Indians on April 11, 1965, Ted went right to work for the Cubs and became the dean of the Chicago bullpen. The submarining righthander went on to become the big league's most active hurler last year, appearing in 84 ballgames. Ted was credited with saving 24 ballgames for Chicago in 1965.
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Became a major leaguer at end of 1941 season with Cubs where he won 2 games losing none. Spent 3 years in service. Was one of best pitchers in National League for 1948 season, compiling an 18-13 record with a cellar ball club. Had fourth best ERA in League, 2.64. Previous season with Cubs, record was reversed, 13 wins and 18 losses.



A rookie sensation in 1962, Ken handled 418 chances at second base without committing an error. He can make a tough play look easy.



1909 T206 Set cards were often glued into scrapbooks or affixed to other surfaces and, as a result, they are often found with paper loss on them from when they were removed.



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Bill Jurges
Fine basketball player, as well as a baseball star, Joined the Cuba in 1931 irom the Reading Club of the International League. Fine fielder, with a good arm and showing improvement each year in his batting. Born in Brooklyn, N. Y. in 1908. Started his professional career in 1927. Signed with Newark Club, which sent him to Manchester in the New England League. Went to Reading in 1929, where he hit .288 in 143 games, playing shortstop for the team. Right handed hitter, 5 feet, 11 inches tall and weighs 175 pounds. Last year batted .253.
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