Cap Anson (b. April 17, 1852 - d. April 14, 1922) A baseball pioneer, as player, manager, and part-owner of NL Chicago, "Pop" Anson was the game's most influential figure in the 19th century. He hit .300 or better n 20 consecutive seasons, won five pennants, and is often credited with developing the hit-and-run and other strategies. In 1887 he intimidated organized baseball into banning blacks from playing the game.
		Inducted in 1939
1961 Wrigley Exhibits Cap Anson PSA 5.5 EX+

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Comments: The legendary Cap Anson is pictured on this great card with rounded corners, a few creases, even wear, and clear overall image. Graded GOOD by SGC.

Card Details Below:
Year(s):	1961
ACC Set Designation:	-
Set Name:	Wrigley Exhibits
Country:	United States
Description:	Distributed at Chicago's Wrigley Field circa 1961, this 24-card set features members of the Baseball Hall of Fame. The cards measure 3-3/8" X 5-3/8" and include the player's full name along the bottom. They were printed on gray stock and have a postcard back. The set is unnumbered.