T206 Reference / Reflections.....Tuesday Nite Trivia

[tedzan]

Originally Posted by tedzan

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Hey guys,

Getting back to the main topic here....my research has identified one more subject to add to this group of T206's in the 350-only Series. Apparently, Bob Hall was
not printed with CAROLINA BRIGHTS, EPDG, OLD MILL, nor POLAR BEAR backs, so we can include in him in this unique club.

Now this 37th subject doesn't alter the configuration of their printed sheet. Thirty seven subjects were printed on a 36-card sheet by simply replacing a particular
guy (due to his MLB retirement or Trade prior to that press run) with another subject. American Litho did exactly this with the 37 subjects printed with AMERICAN
BEAUTY 350 (no frame) cards. Simon Nichols (who retired) was replaced with Jake Stahl on a 36-card sheet. Refer to Post #39 in this thread for more information
regarding this.


New checklist of this "exclusive" group of 37 subjects that are 350-only series No-Prints with respect to CAROLINA BRIGHTS, EPDG, OLD MILL, POLAR BEAR.

MLB retirement date (or Traded date) in bold letters. Numbers for you to ponder.

Arndt
Becker ……………………………………… April 4, 1910 (traded to NY Giants)
Butler
Cassidy
Charles ….......…………………………… May 1910 (Ret.)
Donovan (throwing)
Doolan (fielding)
Downs
Fletcher
Hall
Hoffman (St Louis)
Howell (portrait) ..….......……………… May 1910 (Ret.)
Huggins (portrait)
Huggins (hands at mouth) ……………. February 3, 1910 (traded to St Louis NL)
Hunter .......……………………………… May 1910 (Ret.)
Killian (portrait)
Knabe
Lennox
Malarkey
Marquard (portrait)

Marshall
McBride
McElveen
McGinley
McIntyre (Detroit)
Mitchell (Cincinnati)
Mitchell (Toronto)
Moran (Providence)
Myers (batting)
Paskert
Phelan
Poland
Rhoades (hands at chest) ………...….. Aug 1909 (Ret.)
Schmidt (portrait)
Starr ...................................………. July 16, 1909 (traded to Phillies)
Street (portrait)
Summers
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OK, so WHO replaced WHO ? ?

These T206's were printed circa Spring 1910....so, your guess is as good as mine.


TED Z
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