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1971 Topps Baseball Checklist 1 Baltimore Orioles Team Checklist 2 Dock Ellis 3 Dick McAuliffe 4 Vic Davalillo 5 Thurman Munson 6 Ed Spiezio 7 Jim Holt Rookie Card 8 Mike McQueen 9 George Scott 10 Claude Osteen 11 Elliott Mad Rookie Card 12 Johnny Callison 13 Chuck BrinkRookie Stars, Rookie Card Richie Moloney 14 Dave ConceRookie Card 15 Andy Messersmith 16 Ken Singlet Rookie Card 17 Billy Sorrell 18 Norm Miller 19 Skip PitlockRookie Card 20 Reggie Jackson 21 Dan McGinn 22 Phil Roof 23 Oscar Gamble 24 Rich Hand Rookie Card 25 Cito GastonClarence Gaston on Card 26 Bert BlyleveRookie Card 27 Fred CambrRookie Stars, Rookie Card Gene Clines 28 Ron Klimkowski 29 Don Buford 30 Phil Niekro 31 Eddie KaskoManager 32 Jerry DaVanon 33 Del Unser 34 Sandy VancRookie Card 35 Lou Piniella 36 Dean Chance 37 Rich McKin Rookie Card 38 Jim ColbornRookie Card 39 Lerrin LaGr Rookie Stars, Rookie Card Gene Lamont 40 Lee May Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 41 Rick Austin Rookie Card 42 Boots Day 43 Steve Kealey 44 Johnny Edwards 45 Jim Hunter 46 Dave Campbell 47 Johnny Jeter 48 Dave Baldwin 49 Don Money 50 Willie McCovey 51 Steve Kline Rookie Card 52 Oscar BrowRookie Stars, Rookie Card Earl Williams 53 Paul Blair 54 1971 Topps Checklist 1 55 Steve Carlton 56 Duane Josephson 57 Von JoshuaRookie Card 58 Bill Lee 59 Gene MaucManager 60 Dick Bosman 61 Alex JohnsoAL Batting Leaders Carl Yastrzemski Tony Oliva 62 Rico Carty NL Batting Leaders Joe Torre Manny Sanguillen 63 Frank HowaAL RBI Leaders Tony Conigliaro Boog Powell 64 Johnny BenNL RBI Leaders Tony Perez Billy Williams 65 Frank HowaAL Home Run Leaders Harmon Killebrew Carl Yastrzemski 66 Johnny BenNL Home Run Leaders Billy Williams Tony Perez 67 Diego Segu AL ERA Leaders Jim Palmer Clyde Wright 68 Tom Seave NL ERA Leaders Wayne Simpson Luke Walker 69 Mike CuellaAL Pitching Leaders Dave McNally Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 2 Jim Perry 70 Bob GibsonNL Pitching Leaders Gaylord Perry Fergie Jenkins 71 Sam McDowAL Strikeout Leaders Mickey Lolich Bob Johnson 72 Tom Seave NL Strikeout Leaders Bob Gibson Fergie Jenkins 73 George Brunet 74 Pete HammRookie Stars, Rookie Card Jim Nettles 75 Gary Nolan 76 Ted Savage 77 Mike CompRookie Card 78 Jim Spencer 79 Wade Blasingame 80 Bill Melton 81 Felix Millan 82 Casey Cox 83 Tim Foli Rookie Stars, Rookie Card Randy Bobb 84 Marcel LachRookie Card 85 Billy Grabarkewitz 86 Mike Kilkenny 87 Jack HeidemRookie Card 88 Hal King 89 Ken Brett 90 Joe Pepitone 91 Bob LemonManager 92 Fred Wenz 93 Norm McRaRookie Stars Denny Riddleberger 94 Don Hahn Rookie Card 95 Luis Tiant 96 Joe Hague 97 Floyd Wicker 98 Joe Decker Rookie Card 99 Mark Belanger 100 Pete Rose 101 Les Cain 102 Ken Forsch Rookie Stars, Rookie Card Larry Howard 103 Rich SeversRookie Card 104 Danny Frisella 105 Tony Conigliaro Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 3 106 Tom Dukes 107 Roy Foster Rookie Card 108 John Cumberland 109 Steve Hovley 110 Bill Mazeroski 111 Loyd ColsonRookie Stars, Rookie Card Bobby Mitchell 112 Manny Mota 113 Jerry Crider 114 Billy Conigliaro 115 Donn Clendenon 116 Ken Sanders 117 Ted SimmoRookie Card 118 Cookie Rojas 119 Frank LucchManager 120 Willie Horton 121 Jim DunegaRookie Stars, Rookie Card Roe Skidmore 122 Eddie Watt 123 1971 Topps Checklist #2 124 Don GullettRookie Card 125 Ray Fosse 126 Danny Coombs 127 Danny ThomRookie Card 128 Frank Johnson 129 Aurelio Monteagudo 130 Denis Menke 131 Curt Blefary 132 Coco LaboyJose Laboy on Card 133 Mickey Lolich 134 Jose Arcia 135 Rick Monday 136 Duffy Dyer 137 Marcelino Lopez 138 Joe Lis Rookie Stars Willie Montanez 139 Paul Casanova 140 Gaylord Perry 141 Frank Quilici 142 Mack Jones 143 Steve Blass 144 Jackie Hernandez 145 Bill Singer 146 Ralph HoukManager 147 Bob Priddy 148 John Mayberry 149 Mike Hershberger Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 4 150 Sam McDowell 151 Tommy Davis 152 Lloyd Allen Rookie Stars, Rookie Card Winston Llenas 153 Gary Ross 154 Cesar Gutierrez 155 Ken Henderson 156 Bart Johnson 157 Bob Bailey 158 Jerry Reuss 159 Jarvis Tatum 160 Tom Seaver 161 1971 Topps Coin Checklist 162 Jack Billingham 163 Buck Martinez 164 Frank DuffyRookie Stars, Rookie Card Milt Wilcox 165 Cesar Tovar 166 Joe Hoerner 167 Tom GrieveRookie Card 168 Bruce Dal Canton 169 Ed Herrmann 170 Mike Cuellar 171 Bobby Wine 172 Duke Sims 173 Gil Garrido 174 Dave LaRocRookie Card 175 Jim Hickman 176 Bob MontgRookie Stars, Rookie Card Doug Griffin 177 Hal McRae 178 Dave Duncan 179 Mike Corkins 180 Al Kaline 181 Hal Lanier 182 Al Downing 183 Gil Hodges Manager 184 Stan Bahnsen 185 Julian Javier 186 Bob SpenceRookie Card 187 Ted Abernathy 188 Bob Valent Rookie Stars, Rookie Card Mike Strahler 189 George Mitterwald 190 Bobby Tolan 191 Mike Andrews 192 Bill Wilson Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 5 193 Bobby Gric Rookie Card 194 Mike Lum 195 Boog PoweAL Playoff Game 1 196 Dave McNaAL Playoff Game 2 197 Jim Palmer AL Playoff Game 3 198 AL Playoff GOrioles Celebrate 199 Ty Cline NL Playoff Game 1 200 Bobby TolaNL Playoff Game 2 201 Ty Cline NL Playoff Game 3 202 NL Playoff GReds Celebrate 203 Larry Gura Rookie Card 204 Bernie SmitRookie Stars, Rookie Card George Kopacz 205 Jerry Moses 206 1971 Topps Checklist #3 207 Alan Foster 208 Billy MartinManager 209 Steve Renko 210 Rod Carew 211 Phil HennigRookie Card 212 Richie Hebner 213 Frank Bake Rookie Card 214 Al Ferrara 215 Diego Segui 216 Reggie ClevRookie Stars Luis Melendez 217 Ed Stroud 218 Tony Cloninger 219 Ellie Hendr Elrod Hendricks on Card 220 Ron Santo 221 Dave Morehead 222 Bob Watson 223 Cecil Upshaw 224 Al Gallagher 225 Gary Peters 226 Bill Russell 227 Floyd Weaver 228 Wayne Garrett 229 Jim Hannan 230 Willie Stargell 231 Vince ColbeRookie Stars, Rookie Card John Lowenstein 232 John StrohmRookie Card 233 Larry Bowa 234 Jim Lyttle 235 Nate Colbert 236 Bob Humphreys Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 6 237 Cesar Cede Rookie Card 238 Chuck Dobson 239 Red SchoenManager 240 Clyde Wright 241 Dave Nelson 242 Jim Ray 243 Carlos May 244 Bob Tillman 245 Jim Kaat 246 Tony Taylor 247 Jerry Cram Rookie Stars, Rookie Card Paul Splittorff 248 Hoyt Wilhelm 249 Chico Salmon 250 Johnny Bench 251 Frank Reberger 252 Eddie Leon 253 Bill Sudakis 254 Cal Koonce 255 Bob Robertson 256 Tony Gonzalez 257 Nelson Briles 258 Dick Green 259 Dave Marshall 260 Tommy Harper 261 Darold Knowles 262 Jim WilliamRookie Stars Dave Robinson 263 John Ellis 264 Joe Morgan 265 Jim Northrup 266 Bill Stoneman 267 Rich Morales 268 Philadelphia Phillies Team Checklist 269 Gail Hopkins 270 Rico Carty 271 Bill Zepp 272 Tommy Helms 273 Pete Richert 274 Ron Slocum 275 Vada Pinson 276 Mike Davis Rookie Stars, Rookie Card George Foster 277 Gary Waslewski 278 Jerry Grote 279 Lefty PhillipManager 280 Fergie Jenkins Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 7 281 Danny Walton 282 Jose Pagan 283 Dick Such 284 Jim Gosger 285 Sal Bando 286 Jerry McNertney 287 Mike Fiore 288 Joe Moeller 289 Chicago White Sox Team Checklist 290 Tony Oliva 291 George Culver 292 Jay Johnstone 293 Pat Corrales 294 Steve Dunning 295 Bobby Bonds 296 Tom Timmermann 297 Johnny Briggs 298 Jim Nelson Rookie Card 299 Ed Kirkpatrick 300 Brooks Robinson 301 Earl Wilson 302 Phil Gagliano 303 Lindy McDaniel 304 Ron Brand 305 Reggie Smith 306 Jim Nash 307 Don Wert 308 St. Louis Cardinals Team Checklist 309 Dick Ellsworth 310 Tommie Agee 311 Lee Stange 312 Harry Walk Manager 313 Tom Hall 314 Jeff Torborg 315 Ron Fairly 316 Fred SchermRookie Card 317 Jim DriscollRookie Stars, Rookie Card Angel Mangual 318 Rudy May 319 Ty Cline 320 Dave McNally 321 Tom Matchick 322 Jim Beauchamp 323 Bill Champion 324 Graig Nettles 325 Juan Marichal 326 Richie Scheinblum Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 8 327 Boog PoweWorld Series Game 1 328 Don BufordWorld Series Game 2 329 Frank RobinWorld Series Game 3 330 World SerieReds Stay Alive 331 Brooks RobWorld Series Game 5 332 World SerieOrioles Celebrate 333 Clay Kirby 334 Roberto Pena 335 Jerry Koosman 336 Detroit Tigers Team Checklist 337 Jesus Alou 338 Gene Tenace 339 Wayne Simpson 340 Rico Petrocelli 341 Steve GarveRookie Card 342 Frank Tepedino 343 Ed Acosta Rookie Stars, Rookie Card Milt May 344 Ellie Rodriguez 345 Joe Horlen 346 Lum Harris Manager 347 Ted Uhlaender 348 Fred Norman 349 Rich Reese 350 Billy Williams 351 Jim Shellenback 352 Denny Doyle 353 Carl Taylor 354 Don McMahon 355 Bud HarrelsMets Photo Nolan Ryan 356 Bob Locker 357 Cincinnati Reds Team Checklist 358 Danny Cater 359 Ron Reed 360 Jim Fregosi 361 Don Sutton 362 Mike AdamRookie Stars Roger Freed 363 Mike Nagy 364 Tommy Dean 365 Bob Johnson 366 Ron Stone 367 Dalton Jones 368 Bob Veale 369 1971 Topps Checklist #4 370 Joe Torre Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 9 371 Jack Hiatt 372 Lew Krausse 373 Tommy McCraw 374 Clete Boyer 375 Steve Hargan 376 Clyde MashRookie Stars, Rookie Card Ernie McAnally 377 Greg Garrett 378 Tito Fuentes 379 Wayne Granger 380 Ted WilliamManager 381 Fred Gladding 382 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  • My Replay Baseball Encyclopedia Fifth Edition- May 2014

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    My Replay Baseball Encyclopedia Fifth Edition- May 2014 A complete record of my full-season Replays of the 1908, 1952, 1956, 1960, 1966, 1967, 1975, and 1978 Major League seasons as well as the 1923 Negro National League season. This encyclopedia includes the following sections: • A list of no-hitters • A season-by season recap in the format of the Neft and Cohen Sports Encyclopedia- Baseball • Top ten single season performances in batting and pitching categories • Career top ten performances in batting and pitching categories • Complete career records for all batters • Complete career records for all pitchers Table of Contents Page 3 Introduction 4 No-hitter List 5 Neft and Cohen Sports Encyclopedia Baseball style season recaps 91 Single season record batting and pitching top tens 93 Career batting and pitching top tens 95 Batter Register 277 Pitcher Register Introduction My baseball board gaming history is a fairly typical one. I lusted after the various sports games advertised in the magazines until my mom finally relented and bought Strat-O-Matic Football for me in 1972. I got SOM’s baseball game a year later and I was hooked. I would get the new card set each year and attempt to play the in-progress season by moving the traded players around and turning ‘nameless player cards” into that year’s key rookies. I switched to APBA in the late ‘70’s because they started releasing some complete old season sets and the idea of playing with those really caught my fancy. Between then and the mid-nineties, I collected a lot of card sets.