"Bob may be the answer to the Nationals' shortstop problem. Last season at Birmingham, he was the league's second best fielder while displaying a good batting eye and an ability to pole extra-base blows.
After breaking in with St. Petersburg in 1947 as a pitcher, Bob switched to the infield and played for Baltimore and Kansas City before batting .283 for Birmingham in 1953."
-1955 Topps No. 173
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