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Joel Zumaya
Kurt Knudsen
Jean Dubuc
Matt Anderson
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Kevin McGonigle
Jack Penney
Bryce Rainer

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* Factoid: Lou Whitaker played Second Base for the mighty Tigers.
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Gates became a favorite of Detroit fans as a rookie when he clouted a home run in his first time at bat in a big league game in 1963. An outfielder with good power, Gates led two leagues in triples while down on the farm in 1960 and 1962.



George edged into the 1949 American League batting championship by two ten-thousandths of a point (.3429). Had 38 doubles in 179 hits, second high in league for two-baggers. First full big-time season was with the Athletics in 1944. Traded to Tigers, May, 1946. Hit .322 that season. Led league in third-base fielding in 1945 and 1946.



Woodie helped Tigers win AL-East title after joining club last August 2nd. His 10th Win for Bengals came October 3rd vs. Bosox and clinched title in 3-1 triumph. He checked Red Sox on 4 hits through 7 2/3 innings, Chuck Seelbach got the Save.



Rookie Cards

Buck Farmer
Joe Jimenez
Quintin Berry

Gallery Redux!

Phil Regan, Pitcher - Tigers.
Brant Hurter, Pitcher - Tigers.

Back to the Front! Tigers card back du jour...

Tom Bridges
Pitching Tips - How to Grip the Ball. Most major league pitchers grip the ball with the fingers across the seams, to obtain a firm purchase. Tom Bridges of the Detroit Tigers, one of the most effective young pitchers in the game, holds the ball thus. Yet a few well-known moundsmen hold the ball with the fingers between the seams. This is a matter of choice. But always be sure to hold the ball the same way, both for your curve and fast ball. Do not curl your thumb back when about to throw your curve, a familiar habit among schoolboy pitchers. Smart batters notice such habits. Hold the ball with medium. firmness, keeping the fingers and wrist flexible.
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Total Card Count

7,489

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