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Neil Berry
Batted .256 in 38 games in 1950. Played Legion ball, and also for Western Michigan College, before signing with Winston-Salem in 1942. Spent the next 3 years in service. Played for Buffalo in 1946 and 1947. Hit .299 in 1947 and drove in 50 runs. In rookie year with the Tigers, 1948, Neil took part in 87 games. His batting average was 266. He got into 109 games in 1949. Batted .237.
1951 Bowman Set (Baseball)
213
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The pitching sensation of the Texas League in 1938 was "Dizzy" Trout, who won 22 games for the Beaumont Club, losing only 6. He allowed only 180 hits in 233 innings of pitching, striking out 155 batters for an earned-run average of 2.16. For this record, one of the most impressive compiled by a minor leaguer, Dizzy was awarded the "most valuable player" award in the Texas League. He came up to the majors this year as a relief pitcher for the Detroit Tigers, along with his teammate and roommate, "Schoolboy" Rowe. Trout has been taking his regular turn at pitching for the Tigers and has won his share of the games.

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One of the heroes of the 1940 World Series, although he was on the losing team, was Bruce Campbell, the courageous outfielder of the Detroit Tigers. Campbell hit .360 for the Tigers against the Cincinnati Reds, collected 9 hits, and drove in 5 runs. He batted close to the .300 mark during the season, driving in 44 runs on 88 hits. The Tigers got Campbell in a straight deal with Cleveland for outfielder "Beau" Bell.

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1909 T206 Set cards have been heavily reprinted and even reprints of the more popular cards like Honus Wagner and Ty Cobb can sell for $10 or more.

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Masao Kida
Frank Schwindel
Dave Rozema

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Frank House
Returning from 2 years in Service, Frank proved to be a defensive Tower of Strength for the Tigers last season. He tied for 2nd in the A.L. on Defense and his throwing arm nailed enough base-runners to make him 3rd in Assists. Although Frank made the Majors with only one full year of Minor League experience, Tiger fans know when he's behind the plate, base-runners better beware.
1955 Topps Set (Baseball)
87
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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.

2005 Bowman Set (Baseball) (11)
1940 Play Ball Set (Baseball) (17)
1987 Donruss Highlights Set (Baseball) (2)
2020 Topps Fire Set (Baseball) (5)
1954 Bowman Set (Baseball) (14)
1915 Cracker Jack Set (Baseball) (7)
2012 Topps Allen & Ginter Set (Baseball) (13)
2006 Upper Deck Set (Baseball) (40)
1964 Topps Set (Baseball) (28)
1992 Fleer Ultra Set (Baseball) (21)
1954 Topps Set (Baseball) (19)
1990 Donruss Rookies Set (Baseball) (1)
2008 Bowman Draft Picks & Prospects Set (Baseball) (2)
1985 Fleer Set (Baseball) (26)
2004 Upper Deck Set (Baseball) (21)

All Sets

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Total Card Count

7,531

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