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Stan
Lopata Topps
#183
Stan's new batting stance
in '54 helped him become a power hitter...He hit more homers in the last
two seasons than he did in the previous 6 years...Stan has a fine arm for
nabbing enemy base runners.
6'2" 210 B-R
T-R 9/12/25 |
Andy
Seminick Topps
# 296
Andy
rejoined Philadelphia last year - the team he sparked to a pennant in '50...In
'49 he hit 2 homers in one inning to tie a major league record...Andy's
one of baseball's best defensive backstops.
n5'10"
198 B-R T-R 9/12/20 |
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Bobby
Morgan Topps
# 337
Bobby has averaged over
12 doubles and 12 homers per season in his 2 years as a Phil...He went
to Brooklyn in '50 after leading the International League with a .337 batting
mark...Versitile Bob can play any infield position--and play them well.
5' 9 1/2" 175 B-R
T-R 6/29/26 |
Granny
Hamner Topps
#197
Although he's not 30 years
old yet, Granny has played 12 yrs. in the majors...In the 1950 Series,
he hit .429...A good shortstop and second baseman, he topped the NL in
double plays in 1949.
5'11" 160 B-R
T-R 5/26/27 |
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Willie
Jones Topps
# 127
A
fine fielder, Willie led 3rd. sackers in putouts for the 6th. straight
year...In 1949 he tied a record by hitting 4 doubles in 1 game...He also
topped the league in double plays in 1951 and 1952.
n6'1"
192 B-R T-R 8/16/25 |
We
Remember:
Granny Hamner, 9/12/93
Willie Jones, 10/18/83
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