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Who made it onto the Mount Rushmore of Detroit Tiger Greats and who was left off

Players with most batting titles:
-Ty Cobb(12)
-Tony Gwynn & Honus Wagner(8)
-Rod Carew, Stan Musial, Rogers Hornsby(7)
-Ted Williams(6)
-Wade Boggs & Dan Brouthers(5)
-Miguel Cabrera, Bill Madlock, Roberto Clemente, Harry Heilmann, Cap Anson(4)
 
3000 Hit/600 2B/1800 RBI Club: Two Tigers!!

Ty Cobb
Stan Musial
Hank Aaron
Carl Yastrzemski
Miguel Cabrera
Albert Pujols
 
Ty Cobb in a Case Racer.
According to the late racing historian Don Radbruch, this photo is of Baseball Hall of Famer Ty Cobb at the wheel of a Case race car, circa 1911. Radbruch also reported that Cobb (1886 - 1961) was a friend of 1925 International Motor Contest Association (IMCA) Champion Fred Horey, who rode as riding mechanic for Joe Nikrent in the 1913 Indianapolis 500. An article elsewhere on First Super Speedway reported that Cobb was contracted by the Chalmers-Detroit Company to race a Chalmers-Detroit "30" in competition in October 1909.
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