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Hi Jamie,
Good idea for a collection! I grew up near Detroit, so I've collected a lot of Tiger players. The T207 set was issued in 1912. It contains a few Tiger players who are not in T206: Bauman, Covington, Drake, Gainor, Lively and Works. Those guys are likely to be on your spring training rosters once you've located them. The T206 set was based on players from 1908-09. So quite a few players were different on the rosters by 1911-1912. I've enjoyed collecting T206's and T207's. Here's an article I found about the 1914 Tigers Spring Training in Mississippi: http://nighttraintodetroit.com/2014/...100-years-ago/ |
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Always fun to see all the different angles to collecting T206. I came across this excerpt from a book to seems to document Ty Cobb travelling to Louisiana in March of 1911 with his family for spring training:
https://books.google.com/books?id=MP...isiana&f=false Good luck with your T206 quest! Brian |
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That is a nice way to collect, like said above there is no wrong way.
I done the local thing also. As part of a collection I donated to a local museum one of the cards was a T206 Bill Shipke. He played for and managed the local small town team in 1920. |
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thanks for the nice words! and brian thank you!
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Ron thats good info! thanks!
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OK, so here is what I have so far:
1911 Detroit Tigers Roster, with an "X" next to the players I think have a T206. Paddy Baumann Donie Bush-X Joe Casey Pug Cavet Ty Cobb -X (4 cards) Tex Covington Sam Crawford -X (2 poses) Jim Delahanty Bill Donovan-X (2 poses) Delos Drake Del Gainer Davy Jones-X Ed Lafitte Chick Lathers Jack Lively Clarence Mitchell George Moriarty-X George Mullin-X (2 poses) Jack Ness Charley O'Leary-X (2 poses) Biff Schaller Boss Schmidt-X (2 poses) Oscar Stanage-X Ed Summers Wiley Taylor Guy Tutwiler Ed Willett-X (2 poses) Squanto Wilson Ralph Works For a total of 20 cards. |
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As mentioned, Ed Summers has a T206 card, which is shown below.
Jim Delahanty has a T206 card, designating him with Washington. And Jim Delehanty also has a T205 card, showing him with the Tigers. So with the T207 cards Ron mentioned, you can have a nice type collection of the three most prominent tobacco issues of the era as well, and a good chunk of the Tigers 1911 roster. Brian (cards not mine) Last edited by brianp-beme; 06-30-2020 at 10:11 PM. |
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