Any ideas on this ball and signature

[Leon]

You guys are awesome. So I guess the total value is around $1-$2 because the baseball itself looks pretty good?

[Jasonxmay]

That is former Ranger Rusty Greer. I'm 100 percent certain of that.

Jason

[MooseDog]

I agree with Jax, it's Rusty Greer.

With Rick Schu you usually got a distinctive R..K but the last part is very similar. Greer is pretty consistent with the R_ for first name.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by Jasonxmay

That is former Ranger Rusty Greer. I'm 100 percent certain of that.

Jason

Thanks....I will research Greer. That makes some sense too since it was found in the Dallas area. I appreciate everyone's input.

[mr2686]

Yep

[packs]

I always thought Rusty Greer never got the credit he deserved. He was a hell of a player.

[djson1]

Originally Posted by packs

I always thought Rusty Greer never got the credit he deserved. He was a hell of a player.

It's probably because he didn't 'roid up like the rest of the stars in that era (or did he??). Greer is definitely an overlooked star for that period, but most likely because he only had about 6 solid years. I always thought Michael Young was also never given his proper due (same franchise).

BTW, I'm sure the owner of the ball is relieved to know that it's Greer and not Schu.

[Leon]

Originally Posted by packs

I always thought Rusty Greer never got the credit he deserved. He was a hell of a player.

I absolutely loved watching him play. He always gave 110%.

[almostdone]

Originally Posted by Leon

I absolutely loved watching him play. He always gave 110%.

Scrappy and played with a love for the game. My kind of player.
Drew

[mcgwirecom]

Originally Posted by Leon

I absolutely loved watching him play. He always gave 110%.

I think he was in the Marines wasn't he?