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Craig M 06-15-2013 11:27 PM

No "Tricky Hit" T206's!
 
Why are there no T206's showing a player and the "Tricky Hit"?

After all, by 1909, it had been almost 50 years since Dickey Piece first squared around to bunt. Conflicting reports mention that McGraw, Jennings and Rube Foster were the players to bring it into play.

With the recent thread on aesthetics it appears that ALC employed not only a few artists but a small army to do the artwork. It is telling by the cards whereas some are very creative while others are quite bland.

I am interested to see old artwork from that era in regards to the tricky hit.

Craig

Cardboard Junkie 06-15-2013 11:36 PM

The 1916 Herpolsheimer card of Cobb shows him bunting. Photo though. Someone on here has one. Dave.

z28jd 06-16-2013 08:49 AM

I don't collect the set, so no pic available, but the T3 Keeler is him bunting. There were some crossover images used between that set and the t206's, so it can be considered a cousin I believe. Not exactly sure how baseball card family trees work

Jacklitsch 06-16-2013 09:15 AM

1913 Leard Zeenut is a bunting pose.

Can't post pic because my computer crashed and I can only post from my iPad.

Check out Leon's Zeenut run post for a pic.

frankbmd 06-16-2013 09:31 AM

At Your Service
 
The trickiest hitter in history.

Craig M 06-16-2013 10:09 AM

Nice one Frank, I love it:)

I wonder if he also did a tap-dance while waiting for the ball to arrive?

It's been fun researching the tricky hit from when it was first seen and to where it is today.

bbcard1 06-16-2013 10:17 AM

I always thought of the Solly Hofman to be a bunting pose...

http://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/NTc1WDMzMA..._id=880000500F

atx840 06-16-2013 10:56 AM

http://i.imgur.com/o5RyDOA.jpg

I do not own this :(

Jay Wolt 06-16-2013 11:08 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by z28jd (Post 1146898)
I don't collect the set, so no pic available, but the T3 Keeler is him bunting.

http://www.qualitycards.com/pictures/12123064.jpg

Craig M 06-16-2013 12:09 PM

JD...thanks.

That's what I'm talking about, why are there no poses like that on T206's?

Craig

Steve D 06-18-2013 05:29 PM

The E96 Fred Clarke shows him bunting.

Steve

Runscott 06-18-2013 05:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Craig M (Post 1146811)
Why are there no T206's showing a player and the "Tricky Hit"?

After all, by 1909, it had been almost 50 years since Dickey Piece first squared around to bunt. Conflicting reports mention that McGraw, Jennings and Rube Foster were the players to bring it into play.

With the recent thread on aesthetics it appears that ALC employed not only a few artists but a small army to do the artwork. It is telling by the cards whereas some are very creative while others are quite bland.

I am interested to see old artwork from that era in regards to the tricky hit.

Craig

Craig, my assumption has been that photographs were picked out for the T206 images, and then the artists just dealt with them. It could be that whoever picked out the photos to be used, wasn't a big fan of bunting. Also, you don't see many 1909-11 photos of players bunting to begin with.

Jason 06-18-2013 05:45 PM

1 Attachment(s)
Ill add a Red Border bunting pose.

Kawika 06-18-2013 08:33 PM

Ty Cobb showing how it's done

http://photos.imageevent.com/kawika_...1957%20001.jpg

McObak

http://photos.imageevent.com/kawika_...ia%20Obak2.jpg

Runscott 06-24-2013 09:59 AM

Almost...

there is one T206 card showing an image of a player involved in a bunting play.

Anyone know which card?

Jacklitsch 06-24-2013 10:05 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Runscott (Post 1150343)
Almost...

there is one T206 card showing an image of a player involved in a bunting play.

Anyone know which card?

NM (see that already suggested )

Runscott 06-24-2013 11:12 AM

Steve, I don't understand your post.

The card that I am referring to is a T206 and I can actually prove that it's part of a bunting play. I'm sure someone will figure this out now that they know it exists.

t206hound 06-24-2013 11:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Runscott (Post 1150343)
Almost...

there is one T206 card showing an image of a player involved in a bunting play.

Anyone know which card?

I'll have to look, but by the way you worded this statement, my guess the "subject" is not the "bunter"... perhaps the catcher?

Jacklitsch 06-24-2013 12:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Runscott (Post 1150372)
Steve, I don't understand your post.

The card that I am referring to is a T206 and I can actually prove that it's part of a bunting play. I'm sure someone will figure this out now that they know it exists.

I had posted that I thought it might be Solly Hofman. Then looking back at the previous posts I saw that someone had already suggested Solly.

Your post seems to imply that Solly is incorrect. Ergo my edit to NM (never mind).

Runscott 06-24-2013 12:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jacklitsch (Post 1150391)
I had posted that I thought it might be Solly Hofman. Then looking back at the previous posts I saw that someone had already suggested Solly.

Your post seems to imply that Solly is incorrect. Ergo my edit to NM (never mind).

Solly about that - I missed the Hoffman post.

Hint - the evidence of the one I'm hinting about is on my website.

Runscott 06-24-2013 12:11 PM

I must be blind. I did see that Hofman post, and I agree that it looks like he is bunting. Not sure the other one I'm hinting at is any more definitive than that.

Runscott 06-25-2013 08:59 AM

You guys sure give up easy.

http://www.t206themonster.com/t206or...254Kleinow.jpg

t206hound 06-25-2013 09:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Runscott (Post 1150730)
You guys sure give up easy.

I saw the image on your site, so I didn't want to give up the answer since I "peeked." I was right (before looking) that it was a catcher. Nice image!

Runscott 06-25-2013 09:46 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by t206hound (Post 1150742)
I saw the image on your site, so I didn't want to give up the answer since I "peeked." I was right (before looking) that it was a catcher. Nice image!

Erick - I suspected you had visited the site. Thanks!

Some day I've got to monetize that place and join the big boys.


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