1922 Dickie Kerr Black Sox aka 1919 White Sox Seeks Reinstatement Original TYPE I Photo Football Unopened This game was the first

This game was the first All-Star game that Michael Jordan played in after returning from his first retirement

sourced from the Houston Post Library (stamped on verso with the date June 13

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1922 Dickie Kerr Black Sox aka 1919 White Sox Seeks Reinstatement Original TYPE I Photo Football Unopened This game was the firstDickie Kerr (D. 1963) pitched 16 seasons in Organized Baseball from 1912 to 1927, four in the Major Leagues and 13 in the minors, with five years in independent ball. Unaware of the intrigue around him, Kerr pitched and won two games of the 1919 World Series for the "Black Sox". Hall of Fame catcher Ray Schalk who caught Kerr in the 1919 World Series, referred to him as "Little Giant", which led to newspapers calling him "The New Napoleon". In 1922