Clues, Clues, and more "lucky" CLues

If you have not already heard I am doing another giveaway:

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AS promised here are some more clues as to who it might be?

"Shiny these things are. It reminds me of a rainbow in the sky."

"Heck if you were this lucky I would've taken your horseshoe for some good luck of my own."

"I guess he packed his bags and left for California."



Remember....the deadline is:                          MAY 1.

More clues to come!

Chicken Scratch

Markus Naslund. This Swedish born hockey player was drafted by the Pittsburgh Penguins in 1991 and played for 3 seasons in Pittsburgh. Markus then played for the Vancouver Canucks for 12 years and then spent a season with the New York Rangers and retired in May 2009 after 16 seasons in the NHL. He is the Vancouver Canucks Franchise leader in goals and points scored. He was also a member of the "West Coast Express" (fellow NHLers and Canadians will know who that was).

While his talents on the ice proved to be excellent, his skills with a pen seem to be a slap shot boinking off of the goal post. I don't know if he received to many concussions or if he was "checked" into the boards too many times but that signature does not look like a goal buzzer beater to me.

Cool Vintage Card of the Week

Earl Battey:

Battey was a four time All-Star catcher and a key player on the Minnesota Twins 1965 World Series team. A great fielder, Battey won three Gold Glove Awards. Battey received the most votes by an American Leaguer for the 1965 All-Star Game.

On August 26, 1962 Battey caught Jack Kralick's no-hitter.

Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Battey

This is a 1960 Topps Earl Battey #328 baseball card which I own.