It's all in the name

[old13man]

There is always the infamous Rusty Kuntz

[dstraate]

There was a basketball player in the Late 80's early 90's named Uwe Blab.

oo-way blob.

That was lots of fun for a grade-school kid.

[sycks22]

The '41 Play Ball set has a bunch. I enjoy "Stormy Weatherly"

[brianp-beme]

I always thought the 1916 Zeenut set had a bunch of fun names:

Beer of Oakland
Lush of Portland
'Bunny' Brief of Salt Lake
Nutt of Salt Lake
Hogg of Los Angeles
and of course Gay of San Francisco

Brian (not a funny name)

[docpatlv]

You just can't make this stuff up.

Neither vintage nor baseball...but what the hell were his parents thinking?

[novakjr]

Dick Felt might be my new favorite...Anyways, a few of my faves are Wonderful Terrific Monds III, "Ugly" Dickshot, Heinie Berger, and Dick Brown... and of course I'll have to agree with the previously mentioned Rusty Kuntz. I still have one of his cards in with some of my best stuff..

[DixieBaseball]

Charles- This one is for you...

[Sterling Sports Auctions]

How do we forget hockey goaltender, Ron Tugnutt.

Not sure of the first name:



Lee

[t206hound]

Originally Posted by old13man

There is always the infamous Rusty Kuntz

I remember my mom correcting my pronunciation of his name when I was ten and reading the players names on cards... "it's rus-TEE KOONZ."

Whatever, mom.