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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

207. Pete Rose: The Man in the Gasoline Suit

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Growing up a Mets fan in the 1970's, I had to hate Pete Rose. No one knew how to and did beat my Mets than Number 14. I'll al...
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Thursday, October 22, 2015

206. Soldier Grimes: From the Parade Ground to the Ball Field

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I don't like to get too personal about my life when writing this blog. I keep politics and all that stuff out because everyone co...
Friday, October 16, 2015

The One Good Thing About A Flooded Studio

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Two months ago our water heater exploded, flooding my studio. Could have been a lot worse, none of my work was touched, but the damage was s...
Monday, September 21, 2015

205. Paul Derringer: More Peaks and Valleys Than Red River Gorge

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This week I wanted to showcase a large illustration I recently completed of Paul Derringer. Besides wanting to bring the old R...
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Thursday, September 17, 2015

Len Koenecke Re-Post: 80 Years Ago Today...

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80 Years ago today Len Koenecke met his end in the skies above Canada. This re-post from a few years ago is for you Len... On the adv...
Sunday, September 6, 2015

204. Mahlon Higbee: To the Major Leagues in a Single Bound

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In today's game it's quite common for a ball player to go from Double A ball to the majors. Most players today have at least ...
Thursday, August 27, 2015

203. Sammy T. Hughes: A Second Look at Blackball's Greatest Second Baseman

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Now that my book is wrapped up and on the book shelves, I returned to a series I've been working on for a few years: Bluegr...
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Saturday, August 22, 2015

202. Red Solomon: The Luckiest Boy in the World!

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Since my book came out in May I've been lucky enough to have been a guest on over 60 radio shows across the country (you can listen to ...
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Gary Joseph Cieradkowski
I run my own design and illustration shop in Northern Kentucky. To say I am a big baseball fan would be an understatement. When my Father died suddenly this past fall, I lost my baseball pal. No longer did I have someone to talk about obscure players and trade baseball trivia with. I started this blog and card set as a way of continuing that friendship and sharing it with others. Check out my design website: www.cieradkowskidesign.com
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