First Willie that comes to mind? Gotta be The Say Hey Kid. 
1967 Topps #200 Willie Mays
1960 Topps #316 Willie McCovey
1971 Topps #230 Willie Stargell
1968 Topps #208 Willie Davis
1968 Topps #360 Willie Horton
1984 Topps #310 Willie McGee
1985 O-Pee-Chee #6 Willie Wilson
1988 Donruss #108 Willie Randolph
1994 American Archives Origins of Baseball #81 Willie Keeler
2008 Upper Deck Hockey Masterpieces #73 Willie O'Ree
1971 Topps Football #114 Willie Lanier
That's a lot of Willies. It would have been interesting to see how many I could have named. I recognize everyone in this post, but I'm pretty sure I would have missed at least a few of them. That being said... I did think of one more football player: Willie Gault.
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DeleteDo you keep all of your Willie's together? A page of Willie's?
ReplyDeleteNo the Willies have their various homes. Nice that at least half were previously scanned.
DeleteAlso Willie Montanez.
ReplyDeleteAnd the Giants had a cornerback in the 1970s with the unimaginative name of Willie Williams.
I remember Willie Montanez as a Phillie.
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Raiders' HOF cornerback Willie Brown.
ReplyDeleteWillie Wise of the old American Basketball Association
ReplyDeleteHow could you forget Willie Mays Aikens of the Royals?
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It's a great article and I learn a lot from this.
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