The Other Autograph

[Ursa Major]

Sorry, I was making a small joke. And, in fact he did play on the Dodgers in later years.

Uh, this player is not close to Cap Anson, but, if the ball is in a Negro League museum, and, as you say, "Nor is this player a gentleman of color," I'll go with...

Toni Stone?

[KCGHOST]

And Dixie Howell is in what HoF?? No, not him.

[Ursa Major]

Dixie Howell?

[KCGHOST]

Happy chandler would kinda make sense

Yes, it would, but the other signer is much closer to Anson than Chandler.

[RuthMayBond]

Happy chandler would kinda make sense

[KCGHOST]

I'm thinking it was NOT Cap Anson?

You are correct, it was not Cap Anson, but a fine guess nonetheless.

[RuthMayBond]

I'm thinking it was NOT Cap Anson?

Is it Ty Cobb?

[KCGHOST]

Nor is this player a gentleman of color.

[KCGHOST]

Not Monte Irvin either.

Monte Irvin?

[KCGHOST]

Sandy Koufax? It seems all the others were Dodgers

There is only one other autograph on this ball and it is not another Dodger. Obviously the four players mentioned signed a ton of balls toghether, but this one is specifically in the NLBM and has only one other signature.

[egautographs]

Sandy Koufax? It seems all the others were Dodgers

[KCGHOST]

It was not Mr. Rickey.

[Utter Chaos]

At the Negro League Baseball Museum they have a baseball autographed by Jackie Robinson, Roy Campanella, Jim Gilliam, and Joe Black and one other Hall-of-Famer. Who was the other HoFer?

I'll throw out a guess and say Branch Rickey.