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Gus Zernial
1951 was a terrific year for Gus. He led the American League in Home Runs and Runs Batted In and in Assists for outfielders. Gus also tied the major league record for the most home runs in 3 straight games with 6 circuit clouts and hit 7 in 4 straight games to tie the American League mark. A radio mechanic in the Navy during the War, Gus broke in with the White Sox in 1949 and was traded to the A's in 1951.
1952 Topps Set (Baseball)
31
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Opened 1995 season at Edmonton of the American Assn., where he hit 342 in 55 games...Played 30 games at 3B and 26 at 1B after joining Athletics...Batted .298 in the seventh inning and later.

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Hector was a busy guy around the A's infield last year. He played 55 games at third and 96 at second base. Pitchers know that Hec is one of the toughest men to fool at the plate and registering a strikeout is major victory.

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His record in the Pacific Coast League indicated great things for him in the majors. In his first season with the Athletics in 1947 he played in 136 games to bat .291 and drive in 71 runs. Last season he appeared in 145 games, hit .281 and drove in 88 runs. The war caught up with him, too, demanding three years of his baseball time.

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Bill Taylor
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Frank Baker
J. Frank Baker, third baseman of the Philadelphia American League team, was born in Trappe, Md., on March 13, 1886. His first professional engagement was with the Reading, Pa., Tri-State League team in 1908. He was secured by Philadelphia in the fall of 1908. He is now ranked with the best third basemen in the league. Baker is a left-handed batter and thrower.
1915 Cracker Jack Set (Baseball)
2
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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.

2016 Panini Diamond Kings Set (Baseball) (3)
2016 Topps Holiday Set (Baseball) (3)
2005 Topps Gallery Set (Baseball) (10)
2005 Bowman Set (Baseball) (12)
1976 Topps Set (Baseball) (27)
1997 Collector's Choice Set (Baseball) (17)
1997 Topps Gallery Set (Baseball) (3)
1986 Fleer Classic Miniatures Set (Baseball) (5)
1989 Upper Deck Set (Baseball) (34)
2017 Topps Gypsy Queen Set (Baseball) (14)
1992 Topps Set (Baseball) (32)
2011 Topps Gypsy Queen Set (Baseball) (12)
2009 Topps Set (Baseball) (24)
1986 Donruss Highlights Set (Baseball) (2)
2024 Donruss Set (Baseball) (8)

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Total Card Count

7,810

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