1951 Yankee of the Past: Ken Holcolmbe

"In 24 games for the White Sox in 1950, Ken won three and dropped 10.
He started in pro ball in 1938 and has pitched in the majors for the Yankees, Reds and Pirates. With Sacramento of the Pacific Coast League in 1949, Ken won 19 while losing 10. That year he participated in 36 contests and had an earned run average of 2.85, third best in the loop. The White Sox purchased Ken's contract from the Solons after the 1949 campaign."

-1951 Bowman No. 267 (Bowman Gum, Inc.)

1951 Yankee of the Past: Randy Gumpert

"Randy had a 5-12 record for the White Sox in 1950.
He started out in 1936 with the Athletics and spent part of 1936 and 1937 with them. Randy was in the minors from 1939-42 and in military service from 1943-45.
After his discharge, Randy became a member of the Yankees. Over two seasons he won 15 while losing four. He was released to the White Sox in July 1948.
Randy was in 34 games for Chicago in 1949, winning 13 and losing 16 with a 3.81 ERA."

-1951 Bowman No. 59 (Bowman Gum, Inc.)

1951 Yankee of the Past: Al Gettel

"Al is back for his second big league fling. He had a very impressive 23-7 record for Oakland of the Pacific Coast League in 1950.
In pro ball for 14 full seasons, Al compiled a 17-7 record and an earned run average of 1.81 for Norfolk in 1944. He joined the Yankees after that season and remained with them until traded to the Indians.
Al was sent to the White Sox in June 1948, was with the Senators a year later, then to Oakland."

-1951 Bowman No. 304 (Bowman Gum, Inc.)

1951 Yankee of the Past: Monk Dubiel

"Monk was in 39 games in 1950, winning ten while losing six.
He began in organized baseball in 1941 and worked his way up the Yankee chain. Monk had a 16-9 record for Newark in 1943.
Called up by the Yanks for 1944, he had a 13-13 record that year, then won ten and lost nine for the Bombers in 1945. Monk was with Newark and Seattle for the next two seasons. With the Phillies in 1948, he was traded to the Cubs at the close of the season."

-1951 Bowman, No. 283 (Bowman Gum, Inc.)

1951 Yankee of the Past: Jim Delsing

"After knocking off a .400 average in 12 games for the Yankees in 1950, Jim was traded to the Browns. He took part in 69 games for St. Louis, hitting .263.
In 1949, he hit .317 for the Yankees' Kansas City farm team, and .350 in nine games for the parent club. He was voted the best outfielder in the American Association.
Jim began as a shortstop and switched to the outfield the next season."

-1951 Bowman No. 279 (Bowman Gum, Inc.)

1951 Yankee of the Past: Allie Clark

"Allie hit .215 in 59 games for the Indians in 1950 and drove in 21 runs.
Playing mainly at third with the Newark Bears in 1946, Allie hit .344. He came to the Yankees in 1947 after hitting .344 in 110 games for the Bears and hit .373 in 24 games for the Yanks.
Traded to the Indians for 1948, he hit .310 in 81 games. He divided the 1949 season between Cleveland and San Diego of the Pacific Coast League.
Allie spent some time in the Army."

1951 Bowman No. 29 (Bowman Gum, Inc.)