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Old 01-03-2014, 06:20 PM
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1955 has rc's of 3 future MVP winners.
Koufax won in 1963
Clemente won in 1966
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1. Wally Wolf, 1963 and 1970?
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Old 01-03-2014, 06:36 PM
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1. Wally Wolf, 1963 and 1970?
He shared the 63 card with three other players and again in 1970 he shared his card with another rookie.
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Old 01-03-2014, 06:38 PM
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I don't believe #1 IS closed.

Topps used the same photo of Bob Miller Phillies in the 52 set and with the Cardinals in the 59 set. Same 7 years if my math is correct.

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Old 01-04-2014, 12:19 AM
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Speaking of Cy Young Award winners, during the Postwar era (pre 1980) there was never a Topps set with more than 2 rookie cards of future Cy Young award winners... except for one set that had 4. Name the set and the 4 players. We're talking legit rookie cards here.
1959? Mike Cuellar, Jim Perry and Bob Gibson.
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Gibson Perry and Cuellar are all Hi #'s IIRC
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1959? Mike Cuellar, Jim Perry and Bob Gibson.
You are right. When I was figuring this stuff out in my head (and a notepad) I put Jim Perry's RC in the 60 set. '59 is correct - still makes '65 as the only set w/ 4 Cy Young RCs, but the question stated that "no other set had more than 1 RC of a future Cy Young winner. You proved me inaccurate on this one.
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I don't believe #1 IS closed.

Topps used the same photo of Bob Miller Phillies in the 52 set and with the Cardinals in the 59 set. Same 7 years if my math is correct.

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This is why I was careful to not say, "only guy with the same picture 7 years apart..." I figured that there might have more than one or even one with a greater time between.
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You are right. When I was figuring this stuff out in my head (and a notepad) I put Jim Perry's RC in the 60 set. '59 is correct - still makes '65 as the only set w/ 4 Cy Young RCs, but the question stated that "no other set had more than 1 RC of a future Cy Young winner. You proved me inaccurate on this one.
No problem, and thanks for the brain teasers. Actually, I think there is another Topps set with 3 RCs of eventual Cy Young winners. 1976 had Ron Guidry, Mike Flanagan and Dennis Eckersley. Some may consider Eck's SSPC card to be his rookie, but that was unlicensed and, contrary to popular belief, was likely issued in 1976 and not 1975 anyway.
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1955 has rc's of 3 future MVP winners.
Koufax won in 1963
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Actually 1955 Topps was the set with four RC's of future MVP's. C'mon... the last guy, while harder than Koufax, Clemente, Killebrew, is get-able.
The set with 3 RC's of MVP's is much tougher.
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Is it Elston Howard from the 1955 set?
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Is it Elton Howard from the 1955 set?
Negative. Elston's rookie card is in the 55 Bowman set. This is a Topps question.
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Actually 1955 Topps was the set with four RC's of future MVP's. C'mon... the last guy, while harder than Koufax, Clemente, Killebrew, is get-able.
The set with 3 RC's of MVP's is much tougher.
1955 Ken Boyer.
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1955 Ken Boyer.
Cool. We now know the set w/ 5 RC's of MVPs and the one with RC's of 4 MVP's. Which set had 3?
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1971. Foster, Garvey & Baylor
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2. 1967 Mike McCormick, 1972 Steve Carlton, 1974 Mike Marshall, 1978 Gaylord Perry.
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2. 1967 Mike McCormick, 1972 Steve Carlton, 1974 Mike Marshall, 1978 Gaylord Perry.
This closes out question #2 and closes out my quiz.
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This closes out question #4
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Actually 1955 Topps was the set with four RC's of future MVP's. C'mon... the last guy, while harder than Koufax, Clemente, Killebrew, is get-able.
The set with 3 RC's of MVP's is much tougher.
1955 - Ken Boyer is the fourth guy.
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