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It's the year of the Leap Day...show your cards of ballplayers leaping
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Here's some to start things off. I think there used to be a colony in Hawaii for such cards.
In an effort for inclusion, so that the T206 crowd doesn't feel left out, I am sharing a pair of leaping (we assume that's what he is doing) McQuillen lizards, and let's get non-basebally with a T218 as well. Brian |
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Happy Leap Day!!
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Here's a couple from m101:
https://photos.imageevent.com/imover...ge/Janvrin.jpg https://photos.imageevent.com/imover...014leibold.jpg |
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A powerful leap! The back of Ewry's T230 notes that he was "almost a chronic invalid" before he began athletic work.
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You said card but this Jackie photo will have to doAttachment 612088
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The first Baseball Magazine poster, and one of the last.
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1890's.
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Sort of leaping.
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Howzabout a Flip instead: Happy Centennial Birthday to Al "Flip" Rosen!
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Cobb
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Great thread! I'm a big fan of cards that show a player completely airborne. Here's a 1934 Batter Up (likely produced in 1936) of Phil Cavaretta, who was just a teenager at the time, defying gravity.
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C'mon guys. Where's Pee Wee?
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Love the Aaron. Not somebody I expected to be in this thread. |
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In my opinion, the best looking card extant…
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A Safe Leap!!
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Does this count?
Attachment 612102 Ugh! I even made myself groan with that one. |
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I always think of these two used in the Topps 1956 cards. These were the "in action" photo in the background.
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One small round card for collector, one Ju-Ju leap for collectorkind.
Attachment 612117 Brian (to make it clear to ju-ju, this Donie Bush card is not mine) |
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Joe Gordon must have had some serious hops!
https://photos.imageevent.com/derekg...8%20Gordon.jpg Pee Wee wasn’t half bad either: https://photos.imageevent.com/derekg...se%20Photo.jpg |
Here's an E92 Magee that fits the bill
https://i.imgur.com/f0Qzeb9.jpg Assuming Brian's Oakes to start the thread was an E90-1, here's Rebel leaping on the E92 Nadja Caramels version: https://i.imgur.com/SsYN4ce.jpeg |
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Nice cards, guys.
If we're letting some postwar stuff in on this one, someone should have the '51 Topps Connie Mack of Honus to post... maybe? |
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Ross was somewhat of a leapy fellow...here's his much more common E220 National Caramel.
Brian (not mine, but my example has the same type of appeal) |
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Damn Michael! Love that leaping Lou!
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Two frog-like subjects for you:
1. Leaping Dave Frishberg, writer/musician for "Van Lingle Mungo," as well as Eddie Basinski, one of the players he named therein. 2. Bigger look at the original Ebbets Field wall seen behind 1956 Clemente. |
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The 1958 Topps football set has some great leaping images, and this one of McHan has been a favorite of mine for a long time.
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My leapers.
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Rebel Oakes leaping is such a classic image, definitely on my checklist. And Davids Mantle/Clemente images are classic, never get tired of seeing them.
Great stuff, keep it coming. |
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Found a new-to-me leaper, OF Bob Nieman of the Orioles. Check out that water hose stretched across the warning track! Hope he landed safely from the jump.
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Mecca T218 leapers.
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Some Burke 8 X 10 photos
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E92 Magee
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