Patsy Dougherty (Arm in Air) 1909 - 1911 T206 Piedmont 350-460 tobacco baseball card.
This 100+ year old, vintage baseball card has been professionally authenticated and graded by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA).
This original, collectors card is graded PSA 4 VERY GOOD - EXCELLENT (VG-EX) condition.
Patsy Dougherty was one of the more interesting players of the first decade of the 20th century. Dougherty was a fairly consistent hitter, accumulating nearly 1,300 hits and finishing his career with a lifetime .284 batting average. In 1903, Patsy helped lead Boston to a World Series victory, becoming the first MLB player to hit two (2) home runs in a single World Series game. Earlier that same season, Patsy had batted for the cycle on July 29, 1903. Dougherty would later help New York win a World Series championship in 1906. In 1908, he led the AL in stolen bases while playing for Chicago.
This T206 card of Patsy Dougherty would make a terrific gift for any sportscards collector.
Price - $95.00 (includes FREE SHIPPING!)
This 100+ year old, vintage baseball card has been professionally authenticated and graded by Professional Sports Authenticator (PSA).
This original, collectors card is graded PSA 4 VERY GOOD - EXCELLENT (VG-EX) condition.
Patsy Dougherty was one of the more interesting players of the first decade of the 20th century. Dougherty was a fairly consistent hitter, accumulating nearly 1,300 hits and finishing his career with a lifetime .284 batting average. In 1903, Patsy helped lead Boston to a World Series victory, becoming the first MLB player to hit two (2) home runs in a single World Series game. Earlier that same season, Patsy had batted for the cycle on July 29, 1903. Dougherty would later help New York win a World Series championship in 1906. In 1908, he led the AL in stolen bases while playing for Chicago.
This T206 card of Patsy Dougherty would make a terrific gift for any sportscards collector.
Price - $95.00 (includes FREE SHIPPING!)
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