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R.I.P. Andy Pafko
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Brewer Andy
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Juat saw this. Thoughts to his family, an incredible man and person that left enough of a mark on my mothers childhood that she named me after "Handy Andy". We met him several times and he was a genuine, gracious, and humble man
matfanofold
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My God, he was still alive?
RIP Andy...
RIP Andy...
P_Manning 18
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Iconic card from 1952 Topps.
A_Pharis
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ThoseBackPages
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ahhh damn
BigAppleJak
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Love that 52 Topps.
Hard to find in good shape because the kids used to keep cards numerically and #1 always got messed up!
Hard to find in good shape because the kids used to keep cards numerically and #1 always got messed up!
gracecollector
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RIP, Andy. With Pafko's passing, there is now only one living man who has played for the Cubs in a World Series - Lennie Merullo. There is also only one living man who played against the Cubs in a World Series - Ed Mierkowicz of the Tigers.
Man, it's depressing being a Cubs fan.
Always thought his '49 Leaf was a sharp-looking card.
Man, it's depressing being a Cubs fan.
Always thought his '49 Leaf was a sharp-looking card.
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bongo870
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thats a shame but he did live a long life. I dont know how good of a life it was but he did get to play ball with some of the best players to hit the field and that to me means he had a GREAT life...
(my only card of his)
(my only card of his)
