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Friday, January 30, 2015

190. Marius Russo: Battle-tested on the Fields of Bushwick

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This is the fifth and last of 5 Bushwicks Stories in 5 days. For the introduction to the Bushwicks and this series please go HERE first...
Thursday, January 29, 2015

189. Walt VanGrofski: Good, But Just Not Good Enough

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This is the fourth of 5 Bushwicks Stories in 5 days. For the introduction to the Bushwicks and this series please go HERE first.  Som...
Wednesday, January 28, 2015

188. Dazzy Vance: Dazzy's Last Dance

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This is the third of 5 Bushwicks Stories in 5 days. For the introduction to the Bushwicks and this series please go HERE first.  One ...
Tuesday, January 27, 2015

187. Dutch Woerner: The Definition of a "Semi-Pro"

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This is the second of 5 Bushwicks Stories in 5 days. For the introduction to the Bushwicks and this series please go HERE first.  Go...
Monday, January 26, 2015

186. Joe Press: A Semi-Pro Scouting for the Pros

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This is the first of 5 Bushwicks Stories in 5 days. For the introduction to the Bushwicks and this series please go HERE first.  I wan...
Sunday, January 25, 2015

Bushwicks Week at the Infinite Baseball Card Set

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Last week artist Monty Sheldon "challenged" me on my Facebook page to show 3 of my works in 5 days. Since it didn't have any...
Monday, January 19, 2015

185. Hack Wilson: When 1938 was 1930 for a Day

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Mills Stadium on the west side of Chicago, August 21st, 1938. Hack Wilson's uniform was ill-fitting, snug in all the wrong places. ...
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Thursday, January 8, 2015

184. Mysterious Mitchell: His Name Says It All

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The race for the 1910 Pacific Coast League pennant was tight. Going into the last week of August Portland, Oakland and San Francisco were...
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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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