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Enos Cabell
Harold Castro
Enos Cabell
Barbaro Garbey
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Kevin McGonigle
Jack Penney
Bryce Rainer

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* Factoid: Mike Kilkenny played Pitcher for the mighty Tigers.
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The righthander won a regular starting role in the Tigers' rotation last season. Joe pitched six complete ballgames and he finished with the second best earned run average among Detroit's starters. As a rookie in the American League in 1964, Joe had a string of 21 consecutive scoreless innings. During the winter months, Joe plays baseball in the Puerto Rican League.



"Ty" Cobb, one of the greatest players of all time, offers a splendid example of success through de- termination and grit. Not a natural player, Cobb spent hours and days in practicing every art of the game until he became the outstanding all-round player of the pastime. Born in Banks County, Georgia, in 1886, the "Georgia Peach" began playing professionally at 18 years of age. At twenty-one, he was with the Detroit Tigers, and when he retired from the game in 1928, he had led the American League in batting for twelve years, batted for .300 or better for twenty-three years, stolen 892 bases, including 96 in one season, made 200 or more hits in 9 different seasons, and enjoyed an all-time fielding average of .959.



Divided the 1951 season between the Yankees and the Browns (45 games for Yanks, 56 for Brownies). Combined batting average was .262. Cliff was traded to the Detroit Tigers, Feb. 14, 1952, in a deal involving 7 players. Has been a pitcher, catcher, 1st baseman.



Rookie Cards

Dawel Lugo
Mike Laga
Deivi Cruz

Gallery Redux!

Tony Phillips, Outfield - Tigers.
Tony Taylor, Second Base - Tigers.

Back to the Front! Tigers card back du jour...

Billy Rogell
You can't keep a good man down. Billy Rogell, Detroit shortstop, had trials with the Red Sox but was released. He went to the minors and played so well that Detroit nabbed him. Last year batted .271 in 143 games and fielded .944. Is 28 years old, five feet, 1034 inches tall and weighs around 165 pounds. Bats either right or left-handed. The Red Sox bought him in 1924 from the Salina, Kans., team of the Southwestern League.
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Tigers
Total Card Count

7,489

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