Frankie Frisch
(b. September 9, 1898 - d. March 12, 1973)
A member of more NL pennant winners than any other player, Frankie Frisch played in four fall classics with the Giants and four with the Cardinals. He cracked the .300 mark 13 times, scored 100 runs seven times, and was the 1931 NL MVP. Named player-manager in 1933, "The Fordham Flash" led the "Gashouse Gang" to the world championship in 1934. He scored 1,532 runs in his career while batting .316.
 
Inducted in 1947
 
 
1925-31 W590 Frank Frisch PSA Authentic
     
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Year(s): 1925 - 1931
ACC Set Designation: W590
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Country: United States
Description: This strip card set is part of a larger set cataloged as W580 which includes movie stars, boxers and other athletes. These cards measure approximately 1-3/8" X 2-1/2". Fronts have black-and-white player photos with a white border. In the bottom border is the player name, position, city and league. Some cards can be found with a "Former" designation before the position. Several variations are known in team designations, indicating the set was probably reissued at least once between 1928-31. Backs are blank.