Athletes from back in the day sure did have some odd looking form.

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baseball or golf?

 

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Umpires had their own unique form as well.

the safe call with a little leg kick.

 

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So that's how Swisher got that gay little home run jig....(first guy)

 

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60 ft 6 inches plus an additional 8 feet to the catchers mitt.

 

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I believe it was the LA Dodgers who are credited with inventing the 'high five'

 

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Legendary manager Connie Mack didn't even bother with a baseball uniform

Looking very Tom Landry like here...had to be hot as hell in those clothes during those hot summer days.

 

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Jesus christ, that must have been during the Great Depression. I've seen healthier men in Auschwitz.

 

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MLB pitcher Dazzy Vance, what great follow thru!

 

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Lou Boudreau, was he pitching or batting here?

 

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Somehow Hack Wilson drove in 190 RBI using this size 28 Little league bat

 

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TimetoPay, that scene was hilarious...great stuff.

 

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Taking a Hack- I guess he missed...how did these guys ever hit a ball hard?

 

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There was definitely no such thing as momentum before 1950...'TheRightSde'