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My dad was born in 1900 in NYC. He could have run into Old Judge players on the street.
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I have one T206 card, of Tommy Leach, which I received at random when I was around 10, through a TV Guide ad.
Leach died the year I was born (1969) in Haines City, Fla., where I was a newspaper reporter in the 1990s. He was very active in the community, so I undoubtedly came across people who had known or at least talked to him.
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Not trying to hijack this thread, but does anyone know who the last living player was from the 1933 Goudey set?
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Not sure about the 1933 Goudey set. As far as the T206 question, I pasted a list created on the forum by Tom H. back in 2009 below containing the oldest surviving T206 players (minus the Seitz). It may be missing other non-major league players: Rube Marquard 6-1-1980 Paddy Livingston 9-19-1977 Al Shaw 12-30-1974 Fred Snodgrass 4-5-1974 Larry Doyle 3-1-1974 George McBride 7-2-1973 Dutch Jordan 12-23-1972 Fred Parent 11-2-1972 Davy Jones 3-30-1972 Donie Bush 3-28-1972 Zach Wheat 3-11-1972 Chief Meyers 7-25-1971 Harry Pattee 7-17-1971 Brian |
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Off the top of my head it might be Milt Gaston who diied in 2002. For the 1934 Goudey set Billy Werber died around 2009. I got to have him sign it at age 100.
Edit: Duly noted about Lonny Frey. Last edited by Orioles1954; 12-29-2024 at 12:51 PM. |
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That may be half correct. I think the last player did die in 2002, but it was Willis Hudlin. Gaston passed in '96.
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Thanks. Those two guys were always the same to me!
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Ok, speaking of old people (and way off topic), but I was shocked to find out that our tenth President, John Tyler, still has a living grandson. Look it up!
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Similarly, my dad was born in 1897 in Chicago, where he may have crossed paths with Old Judge players. I recall Dad telling me that he and his buddies played stickball on the streets of Chicago.
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I’ve identified 2 Minor Leaguers and 5 Southern Leaguers who may have never died. In a couple of cases, I’m starting to think they may never have existed — a cross-up in first and last name, someone else’s photo, etc.
Minor Leaguers (DOD) Phelan, Jimmy (N/A) Poland, Phil (N/A) Southern Leaguers (DOD) Miller, Molly (N/A) Reagan, Ed (N/A) Ryan, Ray (N/A) Smith, Carlos (N/A) White, Foley (N/A)
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Amazing research.
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John Phelan is Jimmy Phelan: http://www.baseball-reference.com/mi...d=phelan001joh Philip Poland: https://www.baseball-reference.com/r...d=poland002phi Charles Miller is Molly Miller: https://www.baseball-reference.com/r...d=miller002cha Ed Reagan is Eddie Reagan: https://www.baseball-reference.com/r...=reagan002edw# Ray Ryan: https://www.baseball-reference.com/r...d=ryan--001ray Carlos Smith: https://www.baseball-reference.com/r...d=smith-006car Foley White: http://www.baseball-reference.com/mi...d=white-001fol Last edited by theshowandme; 12-31-2024 at 07:41 AM. |
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Thanks for the heads up! Last time I had checked Baseball Reference didn’t have DOB for any of those 7. Seems like now only Phelan, Poland, and Miller are missing birthdays.
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These are the players I don't have info on
#22 Bastian, Jack ?? #335 Miller, Molly ?? #390 Phelan, Jimmy ?? #395 Poland, Phil ?? #283 Lentz, Harry Sentz ?? #501 Westlake, James ??
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Back to the Tyler sub-thread. So fathering a child at 75? Bravo and well done. Definitely worth going down the rabbit hole to research this one.
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Birth: May 10, 1883 Newburgh, NY Death: June 14, 1959 Newburgh, NY Harry Sentz Birth: January 31, 1883 Baltimore, MD Death: January 8, 1932 Baltimore, MD James Arthur Westlake Birth: November 1, 1874 New Jersey Death: August 31, 1935 Essex, NJ
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