Baseball's Past in Black & white

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1947 Chicago Cubs


Top Row; L-R: Bill Nicholson (RF), Eddie Waitkus (1B), Marv Rickert (LF), Stan Hack (3B), Paul Erickson (P), Bob Chipman (P), Russ Meyer (P), Johnny Schmitz (P)

Second Row; L-R: Joe Doller (asst. trainer), Lonny Frey (2B), Billy Jurges (coach), Bob Scheffing (C), Bill Lee (P), Clyde McCullough (C), Hank Borowy (P), Lennie Merullo (SS), Red Smith (coach), Andy Lotshaw (trainer)

Third Row; L-R: Phil Cavarretta (LF), Peanuts Lowrey (3B), Dom Dallessandro (LF), Bob Lewis (traveling secretary), Charlie Grimm (Mgr.), Roy Johnson (coach), Milt Stock (coach), Claude Passeau (P), Don Johnson (2B)

Bottom Row; L-R: Hank Wyse (P), Doyle Lade (P), Bobby Sturgeon (SS), Jim Watts (batboy), Mickey Livingston (C), Russ Meers (P), Andy Pafko (CF)

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1898 Montreal Royals

Back Row; L-R: Bannon, Dick Butler, Dan McFarlan, Hawley Souders, Frank Schiebeck

Middle Row; L-R: John O'Brien, John Shearon, Bert Abbey, Charles Dooley, Fred Jacklitsch, Edward Henry

Front Row; L-R: Shad Barry, Joy the dog, Payette

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1916 Brooklyn Robins


Top Row: L-R: Duster Mails (P), Mack Wheat (C), Larry Cheney (P), Otto Miller (C), Ivy Olsen (SS), Ira Colwell (P), Ed Appleton (P), Sherry Smith (P), Wheezer Dell (P), Zack Wheat (LF), Jeff Pfeffer (P), Gus Getz (3B), Nap Rucker (P), Jake Daubert (1B)

Bottom Row: L-R: Rube Marquard (P), Casey Stengel (RF), Jack Combs (P), George Cutshaw (2B), Ollie O'Mara (SS), Jimmie Johnston (RF), Hi Myers (CF), Wilbert Robinson (Mgr.), Hack Miller (CF), Mike Mowrey (3B), Jim Hickman (LF), Lew McCarty (C), Chief Meyers (C)

Sitting on ground young Daubert (mascot)

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1908 Washington Senators

Walter Johnson didn't join the team in 1908 until June 7 because of an ear infection that needed surgery.




Top Row; L-R: Jerry Freeman (1B), Jim Delehanty (2B), George McBride (SS), Charlie Smith (P), Mike Kahoe (C), Henry Gehring (P), Burt Keeley (P)

Middle Row; L-R: Tom Hughes (P), Otis Clymer (RF), Gabby Street (C), Joe Cantillion (Mgr.), Bill Burns (P), Dave Altizer (2B), Case Patten (P)

Bottom Row; L-R: Clyde Milan (CF), Eli Cates (P), Bob Gantley (LF), Bill Shipke (3B)

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1914 St. Louis Terriers


Top Row; L-R: Harry Chapman (C), Doc Crandall (2B), Henry Kuepper (P), Mike Simon (C), Joe Mathes (2B), H. Hartley, Hughie Miller (1B), Bob Groom (P), Buchman

Middle Row; L-R: Mordecal Brown (Mgr.,P), Ward Miller (LF), Fred Kommels (CF), Jack Tobin (RF), Al Bridwell (SS), Grover Hartley (C), Delos Drake (LF)

Bottom Row; L-R: Edgar, Ed Willets (P), Al Boucher (3B), Ernie Herbert (P), Ted Welch (P), O'Neil

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1897 Brooklyn Bridegrooms


Top Row; L-R: Jack Dunn (P), Aleck Smith (C), Fielder Jones (LF), Ed Stein (P), George Schoch (2B)

Middle Row; L-R: Harley Payne (P), Candy LaChance (1B), Chauncey Fisher (P), Brickyard Kennedy (P), John Anderson (LF), Pat Hannivan (CF)

Bottom Row; L-R: Dan Daub (P), John Grim (C), Mike Griffin (CF), Billy Barnie (Mgr.), Buster Burrell (C), Sadie McMahon (P), Billy Shindle (3B)

In Front: Jim Canavan (2B), Germany Smith (SS)

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1914 Indianapolis Hoosiers

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1900 Denver Grizzlies

Hall of Famer Joe Tinker's first professional team


Top Row; L-R: Lynn Shirk, Walter Price (P), Walter Bissell, Unknown, Horner Hausen (C), Harry Kane (P), James Vizard (OF), Jack Hollard (OF)

Middle Row; L-R: Elwood Elyer (P), Dusty Miller (OF), Tom Parrott (P), Charley Kight (P), Charles Reilly (3B), Charlie Zeitz (OF), Bill Hickey (INF), Waltrer Hickey (C)

Bottom Row; L-R: Eddie Webster (P), Walt Preston (CF), John Sullivan, Pearl Casey (2B), Clarence Leisenring, Mascot, Joe Tinker (2B), Harris McNeeley

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1907 Scranton Miners with Moonlight Graham

Top Row; L-R: Hogan Yancey (OF), John Rudinski (P), Moonlight Graham (OF), Gus Zeimer (SS), Sandy McDougal (P), Joseph Garrity (P), George Schultz (P)

Bottom Row; L-R: Joseph Schrall (OF), Heinie Beckendorf (C), Harry McArdle (SS), H.D. Ramsey (MGR.), Wilkie Clark (1B), Edward Clark (2B)

On Ground in Front: Lou Polchon (P), John Duffy (OF)

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1932 Beaumont Exporters with Hank Greenberg

Top Row; L-R: Tom Hughes (OF), Luke Hamlin (P), Dick Schulz (P), Schoolboy Rowe (P), Hank Greenberg (1B), Rip Sewell (P), Pete Fox (OF)

Middle Row; L-R: Paul Easterling (OF), Joe Sullivan (P), Johnny Pasek (C), Bobby Stow (Business Mgr.), Rube Stuart (President), Del Baker (Mgr.), Tom Holley (2B), Izzy Goldstein (P), Orlin Collier (P)

Bottom Row; L-R: Flea Clifton (SS), Art Herring (P), Fred Tauby (OF), Rabbit Benton (3B), Skeeter Newsome (SS), Frank Reiber (C), Raymond Fritz (OF)

[FENWAY FRANKY]

Win Green is the Red Sox Trainer, first person in second row next to Birdie Tebbetts.

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Win Green is the Red Sox Trainer, first person in second row next to Birdie Tebbetts.

Thanks, name has been put in.

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1916 Detroit Tigers

1916 Detroit Tigers; 87-67, .565, 3rd Place, 4 g behind,---BB-Reference

Top, L-R: Ty Cobb (CF), George Dauss (P), Del Baker (C), Harry Tuthill (trainer), Hughie Jennings (Mgr.), Jimmy Burke (coach), George Burns (1B), Harry Coveleski (P), Marty Kavanagh (UT), Bill McTique (P), Oscar Stanage (C), Red McKee (C), Bill James (P), Howard Ehmke (P).

Middle, L-R: Ralph Young (2B), Donie Bush (SS), Oscar Vitt (3B), George Maisel (3B), Sam Crawford (RF), Bernie Boland (P), Bobby Veach (LF), Harry Heilmann(OF), Frank Fuller (MI), George Harper (OF).

Bottom, L-R: George Cunningham (P), Billy Sullivan (C), Jean Dubuc (P).

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Attachment 1165761901 All Americans- Barnstorming Team

Led by Nap Lajoie who was the newly formed American League's first Triple Crown winner, .426, 14 Hr, 125 RBI and still holds the American League single season batting Average at .426.
Just about everyone on this team jumped to the American League in 1901. The team barnstormed out west in the winter months.


Top Row; L-R: Bill Bradley, Nap Lajoie, Rube Waddell, Bill Bernard, Win Mercer

Middle Row; L-R: Bill Sullivan, Joe Cantillion, Chick Fraser, Ollie Pickering

Bottom Row; L-R: Harry Davis, Jimmy Barrett, Charlie Iwin

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1912 New York Giants--Starting 8 for the 1912 World Series

L-R: Josh Devore (RF), Larry Doyle (2B), Fred Snodgrass (CF), Red Murray (LF), Fred Merkle (1B), Buck Herzog (3b), Chief Myers (C), Art Fletcher (SS)

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A rare photo of a young Shoeless Joe Jackson, taken c.1910. That season, he won the Southern Association batting title with a .354 avg, while leading the New Orleans Pelicans to the pennant.

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1926 Boston Red Sox


Top Row; L-R: Hal Neubauer (P), Red Ruffing (P), Tom Jenkins (OF), Roy Carlisle (RF), Howard Ehmke (P), Boob Fowler (3B), Tony Welzer (P), Fred Haney (3B), Jack Rothrock (SS), John Ryan (Coach), Paul Zahniser (P)

Middle Row; L-R: Emmet McCann (IF), Lefty Leifield (Coach), John Bischoff (C), Sam Langford (CF), Al Stokes (C), Bill Moore (C), Dud Lee (SS), Alex Gaston (C), Hale, Joe Kiefer (P), Dietrick, Coleman, Phil Todt (1B)

Bottom Row; L-R: Buster Ross (P), Ira Flagstead (CF), Fred Bratschi (LF), Ted Wingfield (P), Lee Fohl (Mgr.), Hal Wiltse (P), Mike Herrera (2B), Si Rosenthal (LF), Chappie Geygan (p), Cook, Jack Russell (P), Rudy Sommers (P)

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1913 New York Yankees

Larger view of photo

A redo of an earlier post to see the faces of the players better and clearer.

Top Row; L-R: Barry, Dutch Sterrett (UT), Bob Williams (C), Ray Fisher (P), Red Hoff (P), Roy Hartzell (2B), Harry Wolter (OF), Jack Martin (SS), Green, Harrison

Center Row Sitting: L-R: Birdie Cree (OF), Iron Davis (P) , Ezra Midkiff (3B), Ray Keating (P), Claud Derrick (SS), Russ Ford (P), Bert Daniels (OF), Al Schulz (P)

Bottom Row Standing; L-R: George McConnell (P), Jeff Sweeney (C) , Bill Stumpf (UT), Jack Lelivelt (OF), Ralph Young (SS), Frank Chance (Mgr), Johnny Priest (P), Ray Caldwell (P)
Sitting: Hal Chase (1B,2B,OF), Mascot

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1910 Cleveland Naps selecting new bats

Jack Graney sitting on a bench with a bat far right

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1908 Detroit Tigers Heading for Spring Training in Texas

Left to Right: Harry Tuthill, Elijah Jones, Matty McIntyre, Heinie Beckendorf, Davy Jones, Ed Killian, Sam Crawford, Ed Summers, George Winter, and Hugh Jenninngs

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1908 Reach All-American Baseball Stars-Oriental Tour

The team left on November 3, 1908 and returned on February 15, 1909. They played team from Japan, China, Philippines and Hawaii. They were 17-0 against Japan.
The team were players from the majors and the Pacific coast league.

(1) Jim Delehanty (2) Harry McArdle (3) Nick Williams (4) Babe Danzig (5) Mike Fisher (6) Heinie Heitmuller (7) Bill Burns (8) Jack Bliss (9) Pat Flaherty (10) George Hildrebrand (11) William Devereaux (12) Jack Graney (13) Joe Curtis (14) Mascot

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1908 Detroit Tigers Heading for Spring Training in Texas

Left to Right: Harry Tuthill, Elijah Jones, Matty McIntyre, Heinie Beckendorf, Davy Jones, Ed Killian, Sam Crawford, Ed Summers, George Winter, and Hugh Jenninngs

Somebody wasn't to fond of the person originally second to the end on the left.

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1915 Buffalo Bisons--Minor League Team

Often confused with the 1915 Federal League team the Buffalo Blues or Buffeds. A lot of major league players on this team and one future Hall of Fame manager. ID'S by Dto7 except Fred Beebe and Joe Judge.

Top Row; L-R: Fred Beebe, Red Oldman, Chippy Gaw, Pasty Donovan, Les Channell, King Bader, Jack Onslow?, Phifer Fullenwider

Middle Row; L-R: Joe Judge, Chick Keating, unknown, Mickey LaLonge, Swede Carlstrom, George Jackson

Bottom Row; L-R: Joe McCarthy, unknown, Frank Gilhooley, Charlie Jamieson, unknown

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1915 Federal League Opening Day--Buffalo Blues at Brooklyn Tip-Tops--April 10, 1915 at Washington Park

Box Score From That Game

Newspaper From That Day and a Side View Of the Photo

Left side looks like Hal Chase? leading the way with Gene Krapp with the big white B. Lee Magee leading the way on the right side.

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1904 Colorado Springs Millionaires

I found 3 players that played in the big leagues and there are a few more that played on this team in 1904.

Bunk Congalton first player middle row

Jimmy Ryan third from the right middle row, player-manager on this team

Rabbit Nil sitting on the ground in the middle