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1983 Topps Baseball Card Checklist 1 Tony Armas 2 Rickey Henderson 3 Greg Minton 4 Lance Parrish 5 Manny Trillo 6 John Wathan 7 Gene Richards 8 Steve Balboni 9 Joey McLaughlin 10 Gorman Thomas 11 Billy Gardner 12 Paul Mirabella 13 Larry Herndon 14 Frank LaCorte 15 Ron Cey 16 George Vukovich 17 Kent Tekulve 18 Kent Tekulve 19 Oscar Gamble 20 Carlton Fisk 21 Orioles Batting & Pitching Leaders (Eddie Murray/Jim Palmer) 22 Randy Martz 23 Mike Heath 24 Steve Mura 25 Hal McRae 26 Jerry Royster 27 Doug Corbett 28 Bruce Bochte 29 Randy Jones 30 Jim Rice 31 Bill Gullickson 32 Dave Bergman 33 Jack O'Connor 34 Paul Householder 35 Rollie Fingers 36 Rollie Fingers 37 Darrell Johnson 38 Tim Flannery 39 Terry Puhl 40 Fernando Valenzuela 41 Jerry Turner 42 Dale Murray 43 Bob Dernier Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 1 44 Don Robinson 45 John Mayberry 46 Richard Dotson 47 Dave McKay 48 Lary Sorensen 49 Willie McGee 50 Bob Horner 51 Cubs Batting & Pitching Leaders (Leon Durham/Fergie Jenkins) 52 Onix Concepcion 53 Mike Witt 54 Jim Maler 55 Mookie Wilson 56 Chuck Rainey 57 Tim Blackwell 58 Al Holland 59 Benny Ayala 60 Johnny Bench 61 Johnny Bench 62 Bob McClure 63 Rick Monday 64 Bill Stein 65 Jack Morris 66 Bob Lillis 67 Sal Butera 68 Eric Show 69 Lee Lacy 70 Steve Carlton 71 Steve Carlton 72 Tom Paciorek 73 Allen Ripley 74 Julio Gonzalez 75 Amos Otis 76 Rick Mahler 77 Hosken Powell 78 Bill Caudill 79 Mick Kelleher 80 George Foster 81 Yankees Batting & Pitching Leaders (Jerry Mumphrey/Dave Righetti)) 82 Bruce Hurst 83 Ryne Sandberg 84 Milt May 85 Ken Singleton 86 Tom Hume 87 Joe Rudi 88 Jim Gantner 89 Leon Roberts 90 Jerry Reuss Compliments of BaseballCardBinders.com© 2019 2 91 Larry Milbourne 92 Mike LaCoss 93 John Castino 94 Dave Edwards 95 Alan Trammell 96 Dick Howser 97 Ross Baumgarten 98 Vance Law 99 Dickie Noles 100 Pete Rose 101 Pete Rose 102 Dave Beard 103 Darrell Porter 104 Bob Walk 105 Don Baylor 106 Gene Nelson 107 Mike Jorgensen 108 Glenn Hoffman 109 Luis Leal 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