Infinite Baseball Card Set
Gary CieradkowskiThe Infinite Baseball Card Set is a never-ending card set of baseball’s forgotten heroes: Negro League legends, barnstorming mercenaries, semi-pro sluggers, blacklisted bums, foreign phenoms, bush league oddballs, and the famous before they were famous.
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Van Lingle Mungo: Strikeout!
He removed his hat, wiped sweat away from his brow and peaked out from his hiding place behind crates of Ron Stacola Cuban Rum. He was carefully watching the Pan Am pilot at the end of the dock supervising the baggage being loaded onto the ...
Bobby Balcena: The Filipino Flyer
IT WAS THE SPRING of 1950 and Dick Wagner was dolling out expense checks to the line of baseball hopefuls who came to try out for a spot on the San Antonio Missions ballclub. The Missions were the St. Louis Browns mid-level farm team, and s...
Tomás Romañach: Afraid of being what the Americanos call "the lemon"
IN THE SPRING of 1913, Cincinnati Reds fans, players, and management were finally confident their club was turning a corner. Two years earlier, in what was thinking outside the box for the time, the Reds signed Cubans Armando Marsans and Ra...
Dolly Stark: Renaissance Man in Blue
DOLLY STARK learned early in life that nothing came easy. Born Abraham Stark in 1897, he was a child of New York’s Lower East Side slums. His parents, Simon and Gussie Stark, were Jews who had found their way individually from the Russian E...
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GARY CIERADKOWSKI is the artist and writer behind The Infinite Baseball Card Set blog. An award winning graphic artist and illustrator, his work can be seen everywhere from Oriole Park at Camden Yards to Wrigley Field.
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