1975 Topps Jim ‘Catfish’ Hunter. I recognized it as a 1975 Topps Oakland A’s pitcher and tried Dave Hamilton first but no match and he’s left handed. I tried Hunter next.
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1975 Topps Jim ‘Catfish’ Hunter. I recognized it as a 1975 Topps Oakland A’s pitcher and tried Dave Hamilton first but no match and he’s left handed. I tried Hunter next.
Agree with Jim Palmer 1971. At first glance I was going to say Dave Leonhard from this set. He has almost the exact same pose as Palmer but the Spalding label is higher.
This is fun. Have gotten most of them but usually already answered by the time I check it out. You should make a game kind of like the one on baseball reference where we get to guess 9 a day at our leisure. Probably no money in it as only about 50 people a day would play. Keep them coming.
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1984 Mothers Cookies Bill Bathe
Kiss me twice.....let's party.
1975 Topps Jim ‘Catfish’ Hunter. I recognized it as a 1975 Topps Oakland A’s pitcher and tried Dave Hamilton first but no match and he’s left handed. I tried Hunter next.
1975 Catfish Hunter is correct.
1975 Catfish Hunter is correct.
Here’s the next “picture “
Name the card.
Jim Palmer 1971
Agree with Jim Palmer 1971. At first glance I was going to say Dave Leonhard from this set. He has almost the exact same pose as Palmer but the Spalding label is higher.
buying O-Pee-Chee (OPC) baseball
How about this one?
Kiss me twice.....let's party.
This is fun! Keep ‘em coming!
1986 Donruss Canseco? I agree, these are lots of fun!
Yes! Also don’t view the picture horizontally.
Kiss me twice.....let's party.
How about this one?
1973 Frank McGraw with John Milner’s glove.
Name the top card.
The 2nd one is a clue if you don’t recognize it.
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Here’s one for the 1974 Topps collectors.
‘72 Munson and ‘74 Santo
That’s impressive!
How about this from 1976 ?
Ron Cey's distinctive forearms.
Between Cey, Yeager and Garvey that was team forearms!
Name the card.
This one’s for the 1972 experts.
1976 Ron Cey
Rod Carew In Action 👍
This is fun. Have gotten most of them but usually already answered by the time I check it out. You should make a game kind of like the one on baseball reference where we get to guess 9 a day at our leisure. Probably no money in it as only about 50 people a day would play. Keep them coming.
Ok Mr. Maul 😉
You’ve proved how good you already are at this.
Now it’s time for the impossible from 1972. Good luck.
1972 Pete Broberg
That was a tough one…It could have also been Dave Nelson, very similar pose, and hard to tell Caucasian/African American from that portion of the pic!
Name the card.
Or try this one.
1973 Catfish Hunter boyhood card.
1975 Dwight Evans!!
Name the card.
A pretty famous New Yorker.
Another pretty famous New Yorker.
^ 1971 Staub and Stottlemyre
buying O-Pee-Chee (OPC) baseball
Kiss me twice.....let's party.
Al
Glenn Hubbard 1984 Fleer
Good luck
1974 topps
1979 topps
Crud, I just realized this is from the 60s and the topic was 70s. Well hopefully someone will figure this out.
Kiss me twice.....let's party.
Luis Alvarado
1974 topps Whitey Lockman
You guys know your cars - I mean cards.
Kiss me twice.....let's party.
Kiss me twice.....let's party.
Where is that image on the Lockman card?
Deckle edge Jose Cardenal!
Good job Paul - took the educated guess based on the Lockman having black and white photos of the coaches.
I was going to say 1970 Lowell Palmer with the cool shades but seeing the open fly it’s one of the 60’s Claude Raymond open fly cards.
Name the 72,75, 73 and then 74.
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Going completely from memory:
Nolan Ryan
Don’t know the 75
Jim Fregosi
Paul Blair
Mr. 7 for 7