Circa 1917-20 Smoky Joe Wood Cleveland Indians Breathtaking Original TYPE I Photo Football Cards at the Dodger office

at the Dodger office

excelling in multiple sports

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Lew Burdette (3-1) was the winning pitcher while Cubs pitcher

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Circa 1917-20 Smoky Joe Wood Cleveland Indians Breathtaking Original TYPE I Photo Football Cards at the Dodger officeSmoky Joe Wood earned his nickname with a blazing fastball that prompted Walter Johnson to declare no man alive could throw harder. His 1912 season stands among the greatest in history: a 34 5 record, 1. 91 ERA, and 16 consecutive wins that tied Johnson's AL record. Wood went 3 1 in the 1912 Fall Classic, helping Boston claim the title. In 1913, he slipped fielding a bunt, broke his thumb, and never fully recovered his pitching ability. After three