Ernie White
Ernest Daniel White
Batted: Right
Threw: Left
Weight: 175 lb.
Born: September 5, 1916 in Pacolet Mills, SC
Died: May 22, 1974 in Augusta, GA
I am aware of only a handful of cards on
which Met coach Ernie White ever appeared; two of them are obscure issues from
the 1940s, and the others are from team tribute sets that didn't appear until
after Ernie's death. This one is from
the SSPC 1963 Mets set produced in 1976.
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PITCHING RECORD YEAR CLUB G GS
CG IP W L PCT H
R ER SO BB ShO
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This is a list of the cards of this player that
I had in my Mets collection before I transferred the ownership of said
collection to another diligent and capable Mets fan. The cards that are listed
in light gray print and struck through are cards that were sold for charity
prior to my divestiture. The cards
listed in white text are the ones that still
remained until that final deal. Items listed in green I kept out of the deal,
just so I'd have something to display in my office and den. At the bottom and listed in orange text are
cards that I picked up after the dealing was done, in order
to maintain a certain continuity at this site; that is, so I'd have a
card to show you at the top of the page, and maybe in the autographs and
game-used areas. If an orange card is
struck through, it has also departed the collection. I’m still accepting donations, should you
feel so moved. Contact me by following
this link: NYMHall.
1976 SSPC The
1963 Mets
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"I had talked to his
wife before the game and I asked her if she kept score when Ernie pitched. She said, 'I try. I start out
keeping score, but if he stays in there for a few innings I chew up my pencil
and I haven't got anything left to write with.' I saw her after the [1942
World Series] game in the Stadium--White pitched a 2-0 shutout-- and she
smiled and said, 'I chewed up four pencils today.'" -- Red Barber 1 |