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"Lefty" Grove
Pitching Tips - The Fast Ball. Greatest fast ball pitcher since Walter Johnson is Robert "Lefty" Grove of the Red Sox, who makes the most of his six feet two inches of height by throwing overhand. To get utmost speed on the ball, legs, back, arms and wrists must go into the pitch, with emphasis on the final snap of the wrist and fingers. Like all good fast ball pitchers, Lefty's "fireball" has a slight rise as it approaches the plate, a tiny upward curve of; perhaps, an inch that is called the "hop" and causes batters to hit under the ball and pop it into the air. Boys under sixteen should be careful not to overwork or strain their arms in trying for too much speed.
1934 Diamond Stars Set (Baseball)
1
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George Clyde Kell broke into the American League in Philadelphia in 1943. In 1950 he played 157 games at third base, tieing the major league record. Led American League third basemen in double plays, 1946-1951. Led A.L. batting 1949 (.343), and in 1950 led in games played (157), times at bat (641), hits (218), and doubles (56).

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After a slow start in '92, Mo wound up 2nd on the Red Sox in homers. A powerful lefthanded slugger, Mo is regarded by the Red Sox as one of the top prospects they have developed over the past few years. He was a first round draft choice out of Seton Hall in '89, achieving All-America honors and a composite three-year batting average of .417.

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At last given a chance to play regularly, Felix developed into one of the A.L.'s top power hitters in 1964. Began his career in 1952 at Evansville.

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Andrew Benintendi
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Ellis Kinder
Hung up a 14-12 record in 48 appearances in 1950. Ellis really hit his stride in 1949 - his 11th season playing professional baseball. He won 23 games, while losing only 6, for a 793 percentage - the best in the League. Hurled 19 complete games. Appeared in 43. Had a 3.36 earned run average. On Browns' roster, 1945-1947, though in service, 1945. With Sox since 1948, when record was 10-7.
1951 Bowman Set (Baseball)
128
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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.

2024 Topps Allen & Ginter Set (Baseball) (9)
2007 Upper Deck Masterpieces Green Linen Set (Baseball) (10)
1997 Pinnacle Set (Baseball) (8)
1994 Score Set (Baseball) (26)
2007 Topps 52 Set (Baseball) (9)
1985 Topps Set (Baseball) (28)
2017 Topps Holiday Set (Baseball) (9)
1991 Bowman Set (Baseball) (25)
1993 Donruss Set (Baseball) (28)
1934 Diamond Stars Set (Baseball) (6)
1990 Fleer Set (Baseball) (26)
1992 Conlon Set (Baseball) (11)
2021 Bowman Set (Baseball) (4)
2003 Bowman Heritage Set (Baseball) (14)
1998 Bowman Set (Baseball) (21)

All Sets

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Total Card Count

8,826

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