Any player in both OJ and T206?

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Posted By: Ray Piskadlo

Just curious if any player is represented in both sets (Old Judge and T206)? If yes, would love to see scans! With the 20+ year difference, I'd love to see the aging of the player from card to card.

-Ray Piskadlo

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Posted By: Dave

Hugh Duffy first to come to mind...and wasn't Clark Griffith also on OJ's?





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Posted By: Jeff Mohler

Arlie Latham is another one. He must have aged well because I think he looks like Robert Redford in the T206 set. Sorry, I don't have any scans.

Jeff

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Posted By: Adam J. Baxter

Duffy
Beckley
Griffith
Latham
Hart (Southern Leaguer)

I think there are a couple others, but I can't remember at the moment.

PS: A few HOFers who played in the 19th century, but aren't in N172, ended up in the T206 set including George Davis, Joe Kelley, Jimmy Collins, and Joe McGinnity.

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Posted By: barrysloate

George Davis was in the Duke cabinet set and Cy Young in Just So, among those who appeared on other 19th century cards. Anyone from both Mayo and T206? Nothing is coming to mind.

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Posted By: Adam J. Baxter

Mayo & T206? I think the only one is Duffy.

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Posted By: Dave

I'm pretty sure Latham was on a Mayo card as well...

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Posted By: barrysloate

I think you are both right.

And when you add the Alpha set, you have Jennings, McGraw, Kelley(?).

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Posted By: Mark

Bill Dahlen is in both Mayo and T206.

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Posted By: Adam J. Baxter

Jennings, McGraw, Kelley, and Keeler if one ever surfaces.

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Posted By: judson hamlin

Isn't it the same Cross? Lave, I think-- and T210 as well.

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Posted By: Adam J. Baxter

I believe Lave is featured in both the T209 and T210, not sure about T206 though.