Chief Bender (b. May 5, 1884 - d. May 22, 1954) An alumni of the Carlisle Indian School, the half-Chippewa Chief Bender overcame a series of racial slights to become one of the Philadelphia A's most valued members. In his 10 World Series appearances, Bender when 6-4. He led the AL in winning percentage three times, including a 17-3 mark in 1914.
		Inducted in 1953
1910 E104-I Nadja Caramels Chief Bender SGC 20 FAIR

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Comments: Shown above is HOFer Chief Bender in fair condition with creasing. However, the color is vibrant and the center is great.

Card Details Below:
Year(s):	1910
ACC Set Designation:	E104-I
Set Name:	Nadja Caramels
Country:	United States
Description:	While there are 18 Philadelphia Athletics players in this set, it should be assumed that each can be found in three different variations. Each of the 1-1/2" X 2-3/4" cards can be found with a plain portrait lithograph on front, with either a blank back or a back containing a Nadja ad. Each player can also be found with a black overprint on front, comprised of a white elephant figure on the uniform and the notation "World's Champions 1910" above. The overprinted cards are known only with blank backs, and are somewhat scarcer than the plain cards of either type. Nadja-back cards should be valued about the same as the overprinted type.