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"Twentymajor league
baseball stars and I
personally autographed
balls for JCPenney
customers.
"
Choose from 21 of the top baseball players of all time. A
super gift for any baseball fan. The sweet spot is
authentically autographed with ball point pen. Signa–
ture is witnessed to ensure authenticity. The official
Rawlings major league baseball is American League
or National League, depending on player's association
and preference. Set includes autographed baseball,
trophy-style display with clear polystyrene protective
ball covering, wood grain polyethylene stand, etched
name plate, and a certificate of authenticity. Limited
availability on some sets. Allow 3 to 4 weeks delivery.
Rawlings official baseballs are made in Haiti or Costa
Rica of U.S. materials. Shipped directly from factory in
New Jersey to your home.Sorry, not available in Puerto
Rico. We cannot send orders C.O.D. See shipping
information on page 375.
XU 672-3993 FB--Delivery weight 1.80 lbs. ...
39.99
That's right folks! An official Rawlings
9
major league baseball autographed by one
of the nation's top twenty one players.
NOLAN RYAN
A certain Hall of Farner with over
5,000 strike-outs and 6 career no-hitters. State
player name-and-number 01 .
WILL CLARK
Received most votes
for
Top All-Star
at first base in 1989. Led his team to 1989 National
League pennant. State player name-and-number
02.
HANKMRON
(HOF)* "Hammerin' Hank" is base–
ball's all-time home run hitter with 755 homers; sur–
passed Babe Ruth's home run record. State player
name-and-number 03.
BRETSABERHAGENstar
pitcher and two-time
Cy Young Award winner. State player name-and–
number 04.
JIM PALMER
(HOF)* All-Star pitcher. Pitched
3,948 innings with 53 shutouts. State player name–
and-number 05.
FRANK ROBINSON
(HOF)* Only player voted
Most Valuable Player in both leagues. Fourth on
baseball's all-time list for home runs with 586. State
player name-and-number 06.
DUKE SNIDER
(HOF)* The "Duke of Flatbush";
premier outfielder and broadcaster. State player
name-and-number 07.
TONY GWYNN
Star outfielder won five National
League batting crowns. State player name-and–
number 08.
MARKMCGWIRE
All-star first baseman set
rookie homerun mark with 49 homers in 1987. State
player name-and-number 09.
JOEMORGAN
(HOF)* This second baseman was
twice voted Most Valuable Player in the National
League. State player name-and-number 10.
REGGIE JACKSON
"Mr. October" always rose
to the occasion when a game was on the line. Sixth
on all-time home runs list with 563. State player
name-and-number 11.
WILLIE MAYS
(HOF)* The "Say Hey Kid" ranks as
one of baseball's greatest all-round players, ranks
third in home runs with 660 dingers. State player
name-and-number 12.
YOGI BERRA
(HOF)* Most Valuable Player three
times in the American League. Holds the record for
World Series game appearances. State player
name-and-number 13.
ROGER CLEMENS
A strikeout king , Cy Young
Award winner. Only pitcher to strike out 20 batters
in one game. State player name-and-number 14.
BOB FELLER
(HOF)* Pitched only opening day
no-hitter in history. Rated one of the fastest pitchers
of all time. State player name-and-number 15.
WHITEYFORD
(HOF)* Pitcher with best won/lost
record in modem major league history. State player
name-and-number 16.
BROOKS ROBINSON
(HOF)* Highest major
league fielding percentage of any third baseman in
history. State player name-and-number 17.
DWIGHTGOODEN
Cy Young Award winner.
Youngest pitcher to win 100 games in major league
history. State player name-and-number 18.
JEROME WALTON
All-star outfielder; 1989
Rookie of the Year. Batted safely in 30 consecutive
games in 1989. State player name-and-number
19.
KEVIN MITCHELL
National League Most Valu–
able Player in 1989; led league in homers and RBis
for National League pennant winner. State player
name-and-number 20.
KENGRIFFEY, JR.
Outstanding outfielder is part
of only active lather/son playing team in history.
State player name-and-number 21 .
*(Hall ofFame)