J. C. Martin
Joseph Clifton Martin
Batted: Left
Threw: Right
Height: 6'2"
Weight: 200 lbs.
Born: December 13, 1936 in Axton, VA
Signed: 1956 by the Chicago White Sox
Acquired: sent from the White Sox to complete an earlier deal, November 1967; the White Sox had traded Bill Southworth and a player to be named later (Martin) for Ken Boyer and a player to be named later (Sandy Alomar)
Departed: traded to the Chicago Cubs for Randy Bobb, March 1970
This 1970 Topps card pictures what was perhaps the most famous moment in J.C.'s career, from game four of the 1969 World Series. He also had a long tenure in the big leagues as a backup catcher for both Chicago teams as well as the Mets. There is another vintage Topps item pictured below the stats box.
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This is a list of the J. C. Martin cards that I already have in my collection. If you have any cards that are not listed here, and you are willing to donate or trade them, contact me at
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1962 Topps Stamps |
1960 Topps #346 (actually Gary Peters)
1960 Topps #407 (should be Gary Peters)
1961 Topps #124 (Rookie)
1962 Jay Publishing White Sox
1962 Topps #91 (All-Star Rookie)
1962 Topps Stamps
1963 Topps #499
1964 Topps #148
1965 Topps #382
1966 Topps #47
1968 Topps #211
1969 Milton Bradley game card
1969 Topps #112
1970 Topps #308 (World Series)
1970 Topps #488
1971 Topps #704
1973 Topps #552
1974 Topps #354 (Cubs Field Leaders)
1989 Susan Rini 1969 Mets Postcards #22
1991 WIZ Mets #250
1994 Ron Lewis '69 Mets 25th Anniversary Postcards #23 (02767 of 25,000)
1994 Spectrum Miracle of '69 #19
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