1914 Cracker Jack Baseball Card Checklist by Baseball Almanac

1914 Cracker Jack Baseball Card Checklist

The Cracker Jack baseball card set was released in 1914. The set consisted of 144 baseball cards and each card from the 1914 Cracker Jack baseball card set is listed below. Note: Baseball cards which featured a player who did not appear in a regular season game during the most recently completed season, do not link to their major league statistics.

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Card #	Card Description	Notes
1914 Cracker Jack 1914 Cracker Jack (#27 Bill Carrigan) Return to Baseball Card Database
1	Otto Knabe
2	Frank Baker
3	Joe Tinker
4	Larry Doyle
5	Ward Miller
6	Eddie Plank
7	Eddie Collins	Edward Collins on Card
8	Rube Oldring
9	Solly Hofman	Arthur Hofman on Card
10	Stuffy McInnis	John McInnis on Card
11	George Stovall
12	Connie Mack
13	Art Wilson
14	Sam Crawford
15	Reb Russell
16	Howie Camnitz
17	Roger Bresnahan
18	Johnny Evers
19	Chief Bender
20	Cy Falkenberg
21	Heinie Zimmerman
22	Joe Wood
23	Charlie Comiskey	Charles Comiskey on Card
24	Charlie Mullen	George Mullen on Card
25	Mike Simon	Michael Simon on Card
26	Jim Scott	James Scott on Card
27	Bill Carrigan
28	Jack Barry
29	Vean Gregg
30	Ty Cobb
31	Heinie Wagner
32	Mordecai Brown
33	Amos Strunk
34	Ira Thomas
35	Harry Hooper
36	Ed Walsh
37	Grover Alexander
38	Red Dooin
39	Chick Gandil
40	Jimmy Austin
41	Tommy Leach
42	Al Bridwell
43	Rube Marquard
44	Jeff Tesreau
45	Fred Luderus
46	Bob Groom
47	Josh DeVore
48	Harry Lord
49	Dots Miller
50	John Hummel
51	Nap Rucker
52	Zack Wheat
53	Otto Miller
54	Marty O'Toole
55	Dick Hoblitzel
56	Clyde Milan
57	Walter Johnson
58	Wally Schang
59	Doc Gessler
60	Rollie Zeider
61	Ray Schalk
62	Carl Cashion	Jay Cashion on Card
63	Babe Adams	Charles Adams on Card
64	Jimmy Archer	James P. Archer on Card
65	Tris Speaker
66	Nap Lajoie
67	Doc Crandall
68	Honus Wagner
69	John McGraw
70	Fred Clarke
71	Chief Meyers
72	Joe Boehling
73	Max Carey
74	Frank Owens
75	Miller Huggins
76	Claude Hendrix
77	Hughie Jennings	Hugh Jennings on Card
78	Fred Merkle
79	Ping Bodie
80	Ed Reulbach
81	Jim Delahanty
82	Gavvy Cravath
83	Russ Ford
84	Elmer Knetzer
85	Buck Herzog	Charles Herzog on Card
86	Burt Shotton
87	Hick Cady
88	Christy Mathewson
89	Larry Cheney
90	Frank Smith
91	Roger Peckinpaugh
92	Al Demaree
93	Del Pratt
94	Eddie Cicotte
95	Ray Keating
96	Beals Becker
97	Rube Benton
98	Frank LaPorte
99	Frank Chance
100	Tom Seaton
101	Wildfire Schulte
102	Ray Fisher
103	Joe Jackson
104	Vic Saier
105	Jimmy Lavender
106	Joe Birmingham
107	Tom Downey
108	Sherry Magee	Sherwood Magee on Card
109	Fred Blanding
110	Bob Bescher
111	Nixey Callahan
112	Ed Sweeney
113	George Suggs
114	George Moriarty
115	Ad Brennan
116	Rollie Zeider
117	Ted Easterly
118	Ed Konetchy
119	George Perring
120	Mickey Doolan
121	Hub Perdue
122	Donie Bush
123	Slim Sallee
124	Earl Moore
125	Bert Niehoff
126	Walter Blair
127	Butch Schmidt
128	Steve Evans
129	Ray Caldwell
130	Ivey Wingo
131	Elmer Baumgardner
132	Les Nunamaker
133	Branch Rickey
134	Armando Marsans
135	Bill Killefer
136	Rabbit Maranville
137	Bill Rariden
138	Hank Gowdy
139	Rebel Oakes
140	Dan Murphy
141	Cy Barger
142	Gene Packard
143	Jake Daubert
144	Jimmy Walsh
Card #	Card Description	Notes
1914 Cracker Jack

Did you know that baseball card sets in the Baseball Card Database which do not have numbers on them are listed in alphabetical order? Same applies for sets in which the "number" on the back is not numerical in nature.

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