Dick Williams made his Hall-of-Fame name as a manager but he debuted as a Dodger in 1951 and was one of a whopping 16 Bums in the 97-subject 1952 Topps high number series. Never a regular, he basked in the managerial knowledge of Chuck Dressen as he rode the pine with Brooklyn. This SGC 3.5 rookie card presents far nicer than the technical grade, brought down by some edge chipping and a low-key print line off his stage right shoulder.  While the image points a bit to the upper left, for a 1952 high number it's relatively well-centered.