Bobby Doerr (b. April 7, 1918 - ) Bobby Doerr was known for his reliable defensive play and potent bat. For 14 seasons he was one of the best second baseman in the game, spending his entire career with the Boston Red Sox, and never playing a game at another position. In 1944, Doerr was the AL MVP, leading the loop in slugging at .528. Doerr had a career .288 average, 223 homers, and 1,247 RBI.
		Inducted in 1986
1947 Tip Top Bread Bob Doerr PSA 4 VG-EX

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Comments: I was walking the floor at The National in Atlantic City, NJ in 2003 and found this card raw at Bob Kaiser's table. I had never seen the card before and it was perfect for my collection. I really liked the card and didn't own a Tip Top. I tried to negotiate the price down but Bob wouldn't budge. I remember walking around and back to it several times. I finally broke down and wrote the check. Since, I have only found 2 or 3 other copies, none of which were close to the condition of this one. I'm thankful I didn't walk away from it.

Card Details Below:
Year(s):	1947
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Set Name:	Tip Top Bread
Country:	United States
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