Joe Sewell
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(b. October 9, 1898 - d. March 6, 1990)
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Joe Sewell replaced Ray Chapman in the Cleveland lineup following Chapman's tragic death in 1920. One of the game's best fielding shortstops, Sewell struck out only 114 times in 7,132 at bats. He had 1,141 career runs and 1,051 RBI. |
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Inducted in 1977
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1928 Exhibits
Postcard Back Joe Sewell PSA 6 EX-MT
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Comments: My records
show I purchased a 1933 Goudey Sewell PSA 5 back in October, 2002.
I didn't like the card - I thought Sewell looks a little weird.
In March, 2005 I replaced it with a 1923 V117 SGC 40 and later upgraded
to a PSA 5 after winning a Kevin Savage Auction in December of that
year. I liked the card a lot but I also had a Bottomley and Schalk
from the same set. So, I looked for another portrait and found one
in the 1928 Exhibits set. In May, 2007 I won a SGC 30 example on
eBay. In August, 2008 I upgraded to a PSA 5 (MK) after winning another
eBay auction and improved to a PSA 6 (the highest graded) in June,
2010 courtesy of David Bryan. |
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Card Details Below: |
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1928 |
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Set Name: |
Exhibits Postcard Back |
Country: |
United States |
Description: |
The Exhibit Supply Company switched to a blue tint
for the photos in its 64-card set in 1928. There are 36 new photos
in the set, including 24 new players. Four players from the previous
year are shown with new teams and 24 of the cards are identical
to the 1927 series, except for the color of the card. Cards are
found with either blank backs or postcard backs. The photos are
captioned in the same style as the 1927 set. The set again includes
some mispelling and incorrect labels. The cards are unnumbered. |
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Example Advertisement Used in Dispensing Machines
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