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Riggs Stephenson

Riggs Stephenson card — 1922
1922

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Jackson Riggs Stephenson (1898–1985), nicknamed Old Hoss, was a left fielder in Major League Baseball who attended the University of Alabama, where he also played football and earned All-Southern fullback honors in 1919 and 1920. A shoulder injury sustained during a 1920 football game followed him into his professional career. He played for the Cleveland Indians from 1921 to 1925 before joining the Chicago Cubs, where he remained through 1934. Injuries and platooning limited him to full-time duty only in 1927–1929 and 1932, yet he retired with a career batting average of .336.

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1922 W575 1 Strip Cards #NNO Riggs Stephenson

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1922 W575 1 Strip Cards · #NNO

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42 cards

1922

2 cards

1923

6 cards

1928

2 cards

1929

5 cards

1930

4 cards

1931

1 card

1932

7 cards

1933

5 cards

1934

3 cards

1935

1 card

1936

1 card

1961

1 card

1972

1 card

1973

1 card

1977

1 card

1978

1 card