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JUAN PIZARRO Santurce PUERTO RICO 1957 Milwaukee BRAVES MLB Baseball TOLETEROS

$ 9.1

Availability: 76 in stock
  • Circulated/Uncirculated: Uncirculated
  • Condition: EDICION LIMITADA DE 100 MEDALLAS / Limited Edition only 100 Medals Made!
  • Year: 2010
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Certification: ORIGINAL
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Composition: GOLD PLATED BRONZE
  • Country of Manufacture: United States
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Refund will be given as: Money back or replacement (buyer's choice)
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    Description

    VISIT MY STORE  /
    VISITA MI TIENDA
    SOBRE
    1,000
    SUBASTAS MENSUALES
    / OVER
    1,000
    MONTHLY AUCTIONS
    GANE POR CADA COMPRADO / EARN PER EACH BOUGHT
    PUERTO RICAN LEGENDS
    OF THE MAJOR LEAGUE
    BASEBALL
    LIMITED EDITION
    ONLY 100 PIECES OF EACH
    SERIE
    TOLETEROS BORICUAS
    DE LAS GRANDES LIGAS
    Sólo
    1 / 100
    Only
    Colección de 20 Medallas
    1ros Peloteros
    Boricuas en
    Beisbol de Grandes Ligas
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    TERIN
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    JUAN PIZARRO
    NACIDO EN SANTURCE
    16 DE 20
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    IOGRAPHY:
    Juan Ramon Pizarro Cordova
    (born February 7, 1937 in Santurce, Puerto Rico is a former Major League Baseball pitcher
    MILWAUKEE BRAVES:
    Juan Pizarro signed with the Milwaukee Braves as an amateur free agent in 1956. After going 27-6 with a 2.06 earned run average in the minors,
    he made his major league debut on May 4, 1957 against the Pittsburgh Pirates
    at only twenty years old. He pitched seven strong innings, giving up only one run
    , however, the Braves managed only two hits
    off opposing pitcher Vern Law
    , and Pizzarro lost his debut, 1-0.
    For the season, he went 5-6 with a 4.62 ERA. The Braves beat the New York Yankees
    in a seven game World Series
    that year; Pizarro's only appearance came in Milwaukee's 12-3 loss in game three.
    He split 1958 between Milwaukee and the triple A
    Wichita Braves
    and was again included on the Braves' post-season roster as they faced the Yankees in the World Series for the second year in a row. This time the Yankees won the Series in seven games. Pizarro's only appearance again came in a loss in game five.
    Pizarro remained with the Braves through 1960, compiling a 23-19 record and 3.93 ERA in Milwaukee.
    CHICAGO WHITE SOX:
    Pizarro enjoyed his greatest success as a member of the Chicago White Sox. In 1961, despite being the youngest pitcher in the starting rotation, Pizarro emerged as the staff's ace, leading the Chisox with fourteen wins, 188 strikeouts and 194.2 innings pitched. He also made fourteen appearances out of the bullpen, and earned his first career save on August 27. He was given the opening day nod in 1962, and pitched a complete game 2-1 victory over the Los Angeles Angels. He was named to the 1963 All-Star team, and pitched a scoreless seventh inning for the American League. Pizarro's best season was 1964, when he went 19-9 with a 2.56 ERA and four shutouts. Coincidentally, it was also his best season with the bat, as he batted .211 with a career high three home runs and career high fifteen runs batted in. From there, things rapidly deteriorated for him. Injuries limited Pizarro to just eighteen starts in 1965. In 1966, he was used primarily in relief. Despite a respectable 8-6 record and 3.76 ERA in 34 appearances, he pitched only 88.2 innings. Following the season, he was dealt to the Pittsburgh Pirates for Wilbur Wood.
    JOURNEYMAN:
    Though he made nine starts for the 1967 Pirates, he was mainly a relief pitcher, earning a career high nine saves. He was limited to "mop up duty" by manager Larry Shepard  in 1968. He appeared in twelve games with the Pirates prior to being placed on waivers; eleven were losses. The one win, Pizarro entered the game with the Pirates trailing, and earned the win himself. The Boston Red Sox claimed Pizarro off waivers on June 27. He was used primarily as a starter in Boston, going 6-6 with six complete games as a starter. He also earned two saves for the Bosox. At the start of the 1969 season, he, Dick Ellsworth and Ken Harrelson were sent to the Cleveland Indians for Joe Azcue, Vicente Romo and Sonny Siebert. Toward the end of the season, he was placed on waivers and claimed by the Oakland Athletics. After beginning the 1970 season with Oakland's triple A affiliate, Pizarro was released and signed a minor league contract with the California Angels. He was 9-0 for the Hawaii Islander when the Angels dealt him to the Chicago Cubs for Archie Reynolds.
    CHICAGO CUBS:
    Perhaps Pizarro's most memorable moment as a major leaguer occurred in 1971 as a member of the Chicago Cubs. On September 11, he shut out the St. Louis Cardinals at Wrigley Field.
    In his next start, he shutout Tom Seaver
    and the New York Mets
    1-0 at Shea Stadium.
    The one run was a solo shot by Pizarro in the eighth inning.
    Seaver had won seven in a row at that point. His previous loss came on August 1, also courtesy of a complete game by Pizarro.
    For the season, Pizarro went 7-6 with a 3.46 ERA.
    Pizarro was 4-5 with a 3.94 ERA in 1972. He spent most of the first half of the 1973 season assigned to the Cubs' triple A affiliate, the Wichita Aeros
    . After a blown save
    against the Atlanta Braves
    on June 17,
    Pizarro was placed on waivers. He was claimed by the Houston Astros
    on July 8.
    RETURN TO THE POST SEASON:
    Pizarro was 2-2 with a 6.56 ERA out of Houston's bullpen in 1973. He was released the following Spring, and rejoined the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates won the National League East
    by a game and a half over the St. Louis Cardinals, allowing Pizarro to return to the post season for the first time since 1958. His only appearance in the 1974 National League Championship Series
    came in the fourth game, which the Los Angeles Dodgers
    won to head to the 1974 World Series.
    Born as:
    Juan Ramón Pizarro Córdova
    Positions:
    Pitcher
    Bats:
    Left,
    Throws:
    Left
    Born:
    February 7, 1937
    in Santurce, San Juan, P.R.
    Debut:
    May 4, 1957, for the Milwaukee Braves
    Teams
    (by GP): Milwaukee Braves (1957-1960), Chicago White Sox (1960-66), Chicago Cubs (1971-74)
    Final Game:
    September 26, 1974 for the Chicago Cubs.
    Career Highlights:
    2× All-Star (1963, 1964)
    World Series champion (1957)
    SPANISH / ENGLISH:
    En 1942, el joven Hiram Bithorn se nos convierte en nuestro primer Toletero Boricua en alcanzar las Grandes Ligas. Desde ése entonces, Puerto Rico, cuna de grandes deportistas, se ha destacado a nivel mundial como productor de peloteros profesionales, con con unos 252 que han llegado a las Grandes Ligas, cosa que nos enorgullece como pueblo. Hoy por hoy son muchos de nuestros campeones que le sirven de arbitros, entrenadores, y entrevistadores que recorren la America Latina, y sobre todo el Caribe, en busca de buenos prospectos para las Grandes Ligas. Este set busca perpetuar este acontecimiento histórico, homenajeando, al menos a nuestros primeros 20, con el propósito de perpetuar sus hazañas y servirle de ejemplo a nuestra juventud.
    Since our young, 100% rice and beans raised Hiram Bithorn came into the Major League Baseball, world professional baseball has seen more than 252 of our Boricua Islanders belong to its ranks, a source of endless pride for all of us Puerto Ricans, for whom Baseball is and will always be one our favorite national sports. From Bithorn to Roberto Clemente to Orlando Cepeda to Alex Rodriguez, and many others, many of our Professional Baseball players have ended as umpires, trainers, and spotters of young prospects, around Latin America, specially in the Caribbean, helping raise the bar in defining equality and ending racial and cultural prejudice against minorities, while spreading an American borne, and one of America's favorite sports of all times to the world stage, even to places like modern Japan, where Baseball is king.  This medal here is part of a 20 medal series, which will honor the first Puerto Ricans to join the MLB, many of whom already served on the extremely competitive environment of the equally prestigious Negro Leagues.
    ANVERSO / OBVERSE:
    Posee la imagen y el nombre del Toletero, junto con el pueblo y año en que nace, y número de turno que hace, dentro del listado de Boricuas en entrar a las Grandes Ligas. Cada imagen se halla resguardada a su derecha por una rama de olivo, símbolo de la victoria, y a su izquierda por una breve linea escrita, indicatoria del equipo de Grandes Ligas, y la Liga (si Nacional o Americana), a través de la cual el toletero entra a la MLB, y año que entra.
    The obverse shows the image and name of the Baseball player, along with the name of the town of origin and year the player was born. The number at the top of the home town is the turn number within the roster of Puerto Ricans who have made it into the Major League Baseball. To the right of the player is a branch of olive, simbol of victory, while to the lower left of the player is a line which tells with which Major League Baseball the player made it to the MLB, whether it was with the American or National League, and the year the player made it into the MLB.
    REVERSO / REVERSE:
    El reverso, similar para todas las medallas de esta novedosa serie coleccionable, es nuestra primera pieza bilingue, arriba en Español, debajo en Inglés. Arriba, sobre las banderas de Puerto Rico, dice " Serie Beisbol Boricua de las Grandes Ligas ".  Al centro tiene una estrella solitaria, bajo la cual dice " Puerto Rico 2010 ", y debajo de ésta aparece un diamante de juego, sobre el cual aparece en inglés: " Puerto Rican Legends (of the) Major League Baseball ".
    The reverse, similar to all the medals of this wonderfully short and new collectable series, shows our first bilingual medal: It is in Spanish at the top, and in English at the bottom, all due to the importance of the accomplishments these players made while playing for the best American Baseball teams and their legacy left within the history of those teams, and to the cities to where the teams belong. Each reverse is flanked by two Puerto Rico flags, above which it tells about the medal series in Spanish.  Below, it reads: " Puerto Rico 2010 " and below is a baseball field, across which it says " Puerto Rican Legends (of the) Major League Baseball ".  It also states 24K GP (Gold Plate) & 1/100 (total mintage).
    DESCRIPCION: / DESCRIPTION:
    Consiste en una medalla un poco mas grande que un dólar de plata americano. Tiene un diámetro de 40 milímetros y peso de 31.5 gramos (algo más de 1 onza), tiene bordes acanalados para mejor manejo, y ha sido encapsulada para protección contra  rayazos. Cada pieza ha sido fabricada con terminación en Oro sólido (puro, 24K GP) sobre una base de bronce. La rama de olivo en el anverso,  y las banderas, palabra Puerto Rico, y el diamante de juego al reverso, han sido revestidos de esmalte sintético de alto rendimiento.
    La producción total es una limitada a 100 piezas de cada una, todas con la marca de fábrica "PRM" en su anverso, y tirada de "1/100" al reverso.
    Each medal measures a good 40 mm size (slightly bigger than a Morgan Silver Dollar), and weights 31.5 grams (slightly heavier than 1 ounce). Each has reeded edges for easier handling, and comes in its own air tight plastic capsule, to protect against scratches. Material consists of a bronze core, gold plated in pure 24 Karat Gold. Both the olive branch on the obverse, the flags, name Puerto Rico, and Baseball diamond field, have been colorized with high quality synthetic enamel.  The total production is of 100 medals on each of the 20 MLB players. Each obverse is mintmarked with "PRM," and each piece has been written "1/100" (one of a total limited edition of 100 pieces) on the reverse of each piece.
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