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Old 03-16-2009, 08:55 PM
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I just read that Ed Abbaticchio is considered the first Italian major leaguer. Let's see his and other Italian ballplayer's pre-war cards.
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Old 03-16-2009, 09:30 PM
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Posted By: Jantz

A little Tolstoi wet sheet transfer going on. If you look at this one though a loupe it has "Factory No.30 2 Dist. N.Y." printed just under his name. Picked this up about a year ago at the Vet's show in Columbus,Oh.

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Old 03-16-2009, 09:33 PM
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Francesco Stephano Pezzolo
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Frank Peter Joseph Crosetti
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Giuseppe Paolo DiMaggio, Jr.
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Dominic Paul DiMaggio
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Vincent Paul DiMaggio
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Edited to add a HAPPY ST. PATRICK'S DAY from the McDonalds of County Wicklow to all my Italian friends on Net54.

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Old 03-16-2009, 09:49 PM
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Abbataccio was the first Italian American, the first
Italian was I think Lou Polli.

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Here are a few cards of one of my favorites ...

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Can't fohget about this Italian.

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With a great sounding name, and very "rythmical" ....Van Lingle Mungo....I think he is Italian ?

And, don't forget, there is a BB song named after him.......


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My favorite.

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St. Patrick's Day.

This thread is more appropriate for Columbus Day. happy.gif

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I was wondering about the timing of this thread too Steve.

1/8th of me is very confused about being upstaged by a thread about guineas on St Patricks Day
1/4th of me is insulted I just said that

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My favorite image of the Yankee Clipper:

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In addition to being the first Italian American baseball player, Batty was also a member of one of the first professional football teams in the late 1890s becoming the first dual pro-football/baseball players.

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I have always liked Ed. One of the more underrated early American professional athletes.

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What was the ethnicity of Sandy Nava (1882-1886)? I had heard hat he was Italian, however, but to be honest he looks Hispanic in the pictures I have seen of him.
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The surname of Nava originates from Spain.

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gotta love the name Rocco on the card !!!


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Not sure if he is Italian...

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They're comin' out of the woodwork!

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