"Allie is one of the game's great pitchers. His earned average of 2.07 was best in the league. He also struck out the most men, 160. Allie tied a major league record in 1951 by pitching two no-hit games.
He began in the major leagues with Cleveland in 1942 and was traded to the Yanks in October of 1946. In the World Series, he has won six and lost two."
-1953 Bowman No. 68
"The Chief topped American League pitchers in strikeouts and earned run average in 1952 when he turned in 20 victories. He was also tied for most shutouts (6).
Since coming to the Yankees from the Indians after the 1946 season, Allie had recorded 19-8 in '47, 16-7 in '48, 17-6 in '49, 16-12 in '50 and 17-8 in '51. His two no-hitters in '51 tied a record."
-1953 Topps No. 141
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