"Mordecai Brown 1912. Mordecai Brown rivaled Christy Mathewson as the National League's top pitcher of the early 1900s, defeating the legend nine straight times at one point. A member of the Cubspennant-winning teams of 1906 to 1908 and 1910, the right-hander posted six consecutive seasons of 20 wins or more. As a youth, he lost part of his index finger in a farm-machinery accident, thus the nickname ""Three Finger."" Brown not only overcame this handicap, but used it to increase the movement of his pitches. You will receive a high quality print on heavy-duty brilliant photo paper."