1928 Yuengling’s Ice Cream Eddie Roush

Description: This lot features the 1928 Yuengling’s Ice Cream Eddie Roush - #53 PSA 7! Reds! --- Edd Roush tends to get overlooked among the great hitters of the 1910s and 1920s, but you’d be hard pressed to find many players who were more productive. Roush broke into the majors in 1913 with the White Sox but didn’t establish himself until 1917 with the Reds. In between, he took a two-year detour to play in the Federal League, then began the 1916 season with the New York Giants. Relegated to a part-time role in New York by manager John McGraw, Roush was traded to the Reds in July 1916 in a deal that sent three future Hall of Famers to Cincinnati: Roush, Christy Mathewson and Bill McKechnie. Roush blossomed in Cincinnati. He captured the National League batting title in his first full season as a Red in 1917 with a .341 average. He won a second batting title in 1919 by hit-ting .321, which was actually one of the lowest averages of his 12 seasons in Cincinnati. He also played in the 1919 World Series, when the Reds defeated the soon-to-be infamous “Black Sox.” Here’s a great looking example of his 1928 card here. This beauty has 4 good looking corners, 4 pretty decent borders and a blazing surface with full gloss, color and clarity. The reverse is crisp and clean with pack fresh background color, near perfect centering and no marks or blemishes of any kind. Buyer adds 2.50 for ship insured, US customers only, cc and m.o. payments go out next day, checks held 5 days. Please email with questions. Always combined shipping on multiple purchases. Thanks and good luck

Price: 949.99 USD

Location: Springvale, Maine

End Time: 2024-11-11T18:29:35.000Z

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