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Al Simmons
Batting Tips - The Follow Through. Long distance hitters, like Al Simmons of the Chicago White Sox, get most of their power from a long follow through, allowing the bat to finish the full arc of its sweep. Time your swing to meet the ball in front of the body, where the sweep of the bat is at the point of greatest power and when the arms are fully extended. Never cramp the arms close to the body and always give the wrists loose, free play. After meeting the ball the bat will push it for a brief instant, thus adding distance and making clear the value of the long, free follow through.
1934 Diamond Stars Set (Baseball)
2
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Though the shortstop's average dipped in '65, Ron still finished 2nd on the club in RBIs. Ron has an All-Star batting mark of .500.

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After two consecutive seasons of batting .330 for Tulsa, Walt was brought up to the Chicago White Sox. Though just 5'6", Walt has hit better than 300 for four minor league clubs since beginning his career in 1963. Ed was optioned by the Chisox to Indianapolis in the P.C.L. in May of 1967. Last year, the outfielder batted .309 there. He had his finest minor league campaign at Tidewater in 1965 where he hit .341.

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The veteran righthander was traded from Kansas City mid-way through the 1961 season. Formerly with Detroit, he has now pitched on three different American League clubs. Ray's best year was in 1960 when he pitched for a last place club, yet he still racked up 14 victories.

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Dane Dunning
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Miguel Olivo, Catcher - White Sox.
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Back to the Front! White Sox card back du jour...

Eloy Jimenez
A former White Sox scout reported that Eloy "looks like something out of the movie Troy". the epic war film. Ironically, that flick was based on a work by the poet Homer - the powerful Jimenez's specialty skill.
2020 Topps Holiday Set (Baseball)
HW142
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Card Sets

Here is a selection of card sets featuring players from this team. The number of players included from the team is also shown.

1966 Topps Set (Baseball) (29)
1993 Fleer Set (Baseball) (24)
2007 Topps Set (Baseball) (22)
1996 Donruss Set (Baseball) (17)
2003 Donruss Rookies Set (Baseball) (3)
1999 Donruss Set (Baseball) (2)
1995 Conlon Set (Baseball) (7)
2005 Fleer Ultra Set (Baseball) (5)
1985 Donruss Highlights Set (Baseball) (3)
2001 Topps Post Cereal Set (Baseball) (1)
2000 Topps Set (Baseball) (13)
2005 Topps World Series Set (Baseball) (54)
2017 Topps Fire Set (Baseball) (7)
2006 Fleer Set (Baseball) (15)
2017 Topps Set (Baseball) (21)

All Sets

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Total Card Count

7,679

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