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Gene Bearden
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 1952 BOWMAN 173 GENE BEARDEN EX MT A2907  US $8.99
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 1979 TCMA The 1950s 222 GENE BEARDEN Indians US $2.50
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 1949 BOWMAN 57 GENE BEARDEN INDIANS EX WB 0009438 US $29.74
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 1949 Cleveland IndiansTeam Issued Photo Gene Bearden US $9.99
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 1950 Bowman 93 Gene Bearden VG EX A4214 US $10.00
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 1949 Bowman Baseball Gene Bearden 57 Indians VG US $7.00
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 1952 Topps 229 Gene Bearden Browns Creasing US $10.00
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 1949 Bowman Gene Bearden 57 Rookie Card Very Good Condition US $14.99
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 1951 BOWMAN GENE BEARDEN TIGERS 284 US $30.00
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 1951 Bowman 284 Gene Bearden G VG C180220 US $12.00
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 1950 Bowman 93 Gene Bearden SGC 88 US $300.00
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 1953 Exhibits Canadian 3 Gene Bearden US $15.00
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 5398 1950 Bowman 93 Gene Bearden Indians VGX US $16.00
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 1951 BOWMAN GENE BEARDEN VG DETROIT TIGERS 284 US $9.00
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 1949 Bowman 57 Gene Bearden US $10.00
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The Stratton Story $4.98 Excellent sports biography starring James Stewart as Monty Stratton, a pitcher with the Chicago White Sox whose career appears over when his leg is amputated after a hunting accident. Using an artificial leg and lots of determination, Stratton attempts to make an amazing comeback to the mound. With June Allyson, Frank Morgan and major leaguers Bill Dickey and Gene Bearden. 102 min. Standard; Sound... |
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MLB Vintage World Series Films - Cleveland Indians 1948 $5.56 The "Golden Age" of Cleveland baseball under owner Bill Veeck is celebrated in this collectible DVD featuring one of the most star-studded pitching staffs in Major League Baseball history. All the glory of the Cleveland Indians(r) 1948 World Series(r) Championship is now digitally preserved on this official DVD.... |
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Stratton Story [VHS] $11.69 James Stewart and June Allyson enjoyed one of their gee-whiz pairings in The Stratton Story, a baseball biopic with an easy swing. Stewart plays Monty Stratton, who, according to the film, is a country boy plowing the back forty when a transient scout (Frank Morgan) discovers him and hooks him up with the Chicago White Sox. Stratton has a couple of great years, only to be accidentally shot in a hu... |