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Old 06-20-2014, 02:16 PM
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Default James "Tip" O'Neill

The following is a piece I put together on James "Tip" O'Neill. The right-handed pitcher/outfielder major league ball from 1883-1892, and in 1887 put together an offensive season for the ages.

James "Tip" O'Neill

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Appreciate the "views". Always open to questions/feedback
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Old 06-21-2014, 06:24 AM
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Nice article you've written there.

Over the years I've owned a few Tip O'Neill cards. Don't own any now, but at some point I know I'll put together a player collection of him.

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Nice article. I have a few O'Neill cards incl a modern one that looks cool

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Wow, GREAT group of cards, Jay.

Is Tip wearing a breathe right in on that Buchner?

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Great cards, and glad to see you enjoyed the article. The plan is to add 2-3 per week to the site.
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Very cool story. I was always curious about him. Wasn't his average much higher at the time (based on the way it was calculated)?
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In 1887 baseball chose to count Walks as both hits and at-bats. As a general rule though, most baseball encyclopedia/database sources use the standard/current method of calculation. The .435 O'Neill posted was his true batting average based on current standards.
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Nice article. I once had a Tip O'Neill card but sold it a while back.

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