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Isn't that Joe Louis on the team card with 1936 written on the front?
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This baseball was signed in Colorado in the early 1930s at a House of David game. The original owner attended the game with her father and got Grover Cleveland Alexander to sign this baseball. Also on the ball is Olympian Babe Didrickson.
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Yep...no doubt about it, that's Joe Louis. Good eye.
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Thanks Dan! I really like the white background post cards too (I wish I had more than two of them). I will post more scans tomorrow (more rppcs and snapshots).
Adam, I thought that was Louis but I was not 100% positive. Thank you for pointing it out and Dan for confirming that! Packs, I saw you post that ball a month or two ago but I had no idea it was signed at a House of David game! That is really cool. Alan |
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I saw that 1936 House of David photo this morning but did not recognize Joe Louis but the man to the left. Here's a photo of the 1946 Tacoma Casino Giants with Jimmy Claxton, the gentleman on the top row left. Who is this man? Please compare..
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The guy does hold a resemblance to Claxton..it was not unusual for Claxton to play on barnstorming teams...he played for the Nebraska Indians in 1932-33. If it can be proven to be Claxton that postcard becomes even more special than it already is.
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Perhaps I did not word that properly, the gentleman in both photos is not Jimmy Claxton, but the person with Joe Louis (in 1936) appears to be with Jimmy Claxton (in 1946). But we have veered far from subject sorry...
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Ty, no worries at all! I wish I could help but the guy does not appear on any of my other House of David items, nor is there anything written on the postcard's back. I can provide a higher resolution scan via email if you want one.
Here are more items from the House of David group I acquired recently. I'd still like to see some other members' items! Alan |
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