Luke Appling (b. April 2, 1907 - d. January 3, 1991) Known better for his bat than his glove, Appling nonetheless played shortstop for the White Sox for 20 seasons. Nicknamed "Old Aches and Pains," Appling led the AL in batting twice, finishing with a career average of .310. He finished his career with 1,116 RBI and 1,319 runs scored. In 1936, he hit .388 and collected 128 RBI, despite hitting only six home runs.
		Inducted in 1964
1941 Double Play Mike Tresh / Luke Appling #69-70 PSA 8 NM-MT

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Comments: The example above is in NM-MT condition and pictures HOFer Luke Appling.

Card Details Below:
Year(s):	1941
ACC Set Designation:
Set Name:	Double Play
Country:	United States
Description:	Issued by Gum, Inc., this set includes 75 numbered cards (two consecutive numbers per card) featuring 150 players. The blank-backed cards measure 3-1/8" X 2-1/2" and feature black-and-white photos of the players, some in horizontal format, some in vertical. The last 50 cards in the series are scarcer than the early numbers. Cards which have been cut in half to form single cards have little collector value.
Example 1941 Double Play Display Box
Example 1941 Double Play Display Box
Example 1941 Double Play Display Box
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