Frank “Home Run” Baker

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Home Run Baker – 3B (Philadelphia Athletics) – elected in 1955 by the Veteran’s Committee.

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Fun Fact: “Home Run” Baker never hit more than 12 home runs in a season and finished his career with only 96 home runs.

Personal blurb: Sorry for the lack of posting. I’ve been working on a few commissions as well as my regular day job, so this series took a backseat temporarily.

Al Simmons

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Al Simmons – LF (Philadelphia Athletics) – elected in 1953 with 75.38% of the vote.

Chief Bender

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Chief Bender – P (Philadelphia Athletics) – elected in 1953 by the Veteran’s Committee.

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One of my favorite ones of the series so far!

Jimmie Foxx

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Jimmie Foxx – 1B (Philadelphia Athletics) – elected in 1951 with 79.20% of the vote.

Lefty Grove

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Lefty Grove – P (Philadelphia Athletics) – elected in 1947 with 76.40% of the vote.

Mickey Cochrane

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Mickey Cochrane – C (Philadelphia Athletics) – elected in 1947 with 79.50% of the vote.

Rube Waddell

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Rube Waddell – P (Philadelphia Athletics) – elected in 1946 by the Veteran’s Committee.

Eddie Plank

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Eddie Plank – P (Philadelphia Athletics) – elected in 1946 by the Veteran’s Committee.

Eddie Collins

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Eddie Collins – 2B (Philadelphia Athletics) – elected in 1939 with 77.74% of the vote.