Okay, here is the final card that still needs to be posted, unless there is one that I missed.

Joe Doyle - "NY Nat'l" w/ Hands Above Head PARTIALLY POSTED, THANKS TO TED..(see post #428)






It has a little bit of blue ink peaking out on the left side, so probably a blue background card.

Brian

I appreciate you doing the list and keeping track of the ones that have been posted Brian. It's only one subject that was probably accidently removed from
the original list.

It does have a blue background if someone doesn't guess it today I will
use it for my one post tomorrow.

Carr makes it only 20 or so missing.

Brian

On May 18, 1908, Royal 'Hunky' Shaw had his only MLB plate appearance for the Pirates, striking out.

Six weeks later he was sold to Jersey City, and appeared with Providence in 1909. He went on to lead the PCL in batting in 1910 as a member of the San Francisco Seals, and continued to play minor league ball until 1916.

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Hey guys

This Joe Lake is the mystery subject - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - V

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That's it Ted Joe Lake - St. Louis ball in hand.

George Perring, utility infielder for Cleveland 1908-10. Also played both years for KC of the Federal Lg.


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I am officially blaming the checklist I used. Joe Lake St. Louis w/ball added to the 'Remains to be posted list', then removed!

And to officially point out Post #401, which has a list of the remaining subjects to be posted, and in this home stretch it will be the list I will be updating by removing subjects when they have been posted.

Brian

Brian

Forget the "blame-game". We really appreciate the check-list (post #88) which you posted 5 weeks ago. Without it,
this game would not have been as interesting as it has. And, most likely would have dragged-out for many months.


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T206 Hall
 

Heinie Smith

Rube Oldring (fielding)
 

Rube Oldring played for the Philadelphia A's (11 years) and 2 years for the NY Highlanders.


PIEDMONT 150 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SOVEREIGN 150

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T206 Bultler
 

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Up close and personal with Shad Barry.

Brian

Rebel Oakes
 

Rebel Oakes was quite a character, but most of all he was a fleet-footed ballplayer. August 6, 1909 (Cinci vs Giants),
Rebel laid down a perfect bunt along the third-base line in the 10th inning of a scoreless game. He ran all the bases
and scored to win the game (taking advantage of two New York throwing errors).


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T206 Rhodes
 

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Phil Poland

Rube Kisinger, few realize, is a HOF in the International League.

Ossee Schreckengost
 

Of course, I had to buy back in like an Omaha hi-lo rebuy tourney on party-poker... Shreck was Rube Waddell's primary catcher...Picked this oversized t206 from veteran dealer 707...yeah!

Bob Bescher

T206 Krause Pitching
 

Jimmy Phelan makes it 4 (3 realistically) to go.

Brian

Fred Mitchell

Emil "Ace" Batch played 3B/OF for the Brooklyn Superbas from 1904 - 1907. It seems that by 1909 he was playing for Rochester, but more information was not forthcoming on google.

T206 Beck
 

Congrats, we did it...all 400 or so non-HOF and non-Southern League T206 subjects, except of course for the killer Doyle. If someone posts their copy, I will officially cross it off the list and celebrate with an adult beverage.

Brian

Hi Brian

Perhaps, some one will post their Joe Doyle N.Y. Nat'l card. Until then, here is my "poor man's" substitute for it. The "printer's mark" that I have identified in my scan is
evident on approx. 6 % of the T206 Joe Doyle cards. Check-out my ongoing 12-year Survey: https://www.net54baseball.com/showth...237816&page=20 (Post # 985).
This "printer's mark" is apparently the result of the initial rush to erase the "Nat'L" lettering on the printing plate.
Anyhow, if some one does post a real Joe Doyle N.Y. Nat'l card, I will delete this post.


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Joe Doyle cards from my three sets: PIEDMONT....SOVEREIGN....SWEET CAPORAL (Factory #30)

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Partial posting credit goes to Ted!

Brian

I think Powell is the only one here with a Doyle. Only about 10 exist.

I think there may be only 9......there is a Doyle N.Y. Nat'L that is an obvious fake (it has a POLAR BEAR back). PSA graded it, nonetheless !


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