Frankie Frisch Vintage Photo, New York Giants 1940s Magazine Page
The Page from the 1948-10 Sportfolio highlights the accomplishments of Frank Frisch, a notable figure in baseball history, known for his clutch-hitting abilities. Frisch played a significant number of World Series games, participating in more than any other player at the time. He played in 26 playoff contests with the New York Giants and 24 with the St. Louis Cardinals, his combined participation reflecting his significant impact in Major League Baseball during that era. Over these games, Frisch accumulated a total of 58 base hits, establishing an all-time mark that underscores his consistency and effectiveness as a hitter. Nicknamed the "Fordham Flash" for his college background, Frisch’s performance was critical in both teams' successes, marking him as a key player of his time.