Clem Labine was a highly regarded professional baseball player, particularly known for his pitching prowess as a relief pitcher. Born on August 6, 1926, in Lincoln, Rhode Island, Labine enjoyed a successful career that spanned from 1950 to 1962. He spent the majority of his playing years with the Brooklyn and Los Angeles Dodgers, making significant contributions to the team’s success. Labine was known for his exceptional control and the ability to induce ground balls, earning him the reputation of being a reliable closer. His remarkable performances in the 1955 World Series, where he recorded two wins and a save, played a pivotal role in securing the Dodgers’ first-ever championship.

This lot is a Clem Labine baseball card #180 produced by Topps in 1955.

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