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Old 05-30-2010, 09:37 AM
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Jimmy,

Very cool -- didn't realize you collect bats too!

Here's a Williams gamer from the late 40s and the lathe bat used to make store models.

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Old 05-30-2010, 04:58 PM
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Were you able to snap a picture of Ted while you were there?

The piece was gotten for me as a birthday present request by a person who knew Ted very well--then Sports columnist & reporter for the Providence Journal Bill Parrillo (RIP Bill), who went south & covered the Red Sox every yr at spring training.
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Default Being a collectaholic, I also collect

Russ/Wallace Berrie figurines that were popular in the 1960s and 1970s. I assume this one, dated 1970, that I just picked up at a thrift store is intended to represent "Teddy Ballgame" - note the "B" on the hat and the "9" on the back of the shirt.
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Old 06-01-2010, 04:35 AM
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Since Mark (perezfan) posted his beautiful Ted Williams, Cereal Premium Ring in my "Premiums" thread, I'll post mine here...

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At the plate. Muni 1948;
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Here's something different -- foul ball hit by Teddy Ballgame in 1959. This comes from a large collection of fouls balls snagged by a Cleveland man who had season tickets in the front row down the third base line at Municipal Stadium. Williams and Mantle are the only stars -- most are from guys like Jerry Lumpe, Earl Battey and Willie Kirkland. They are all dated between 1959 and 1963.

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Signed at the 500 HR show in AC
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At the plate. Muni 1948;

Ain't the batter in the photo batting right handed but Ted batted lefty.
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Default Hey Allen---

If you went by the captions a couple of them were a little tricky--like Pesky was the reg SS & only played a few games at 3rd, while Boudreau played some at all 3 --SS, 3rd & 2nd--and Vern Stephens was the reg 3rd baseman.!
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Ain't the batter in the photo batting right handed but Ted batted lefty.
Brock, Easier to see the Splinter in hand. But he's batting lefty. The fan had written on the reverse too. So it's unquestionable

Warming up at Fenway c1949.
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