Thanks for the posts Jerry, great stuff.
Cheers!
~B
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Thanks for the posts Jerry, great stuff.
Cheers!
~B
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1947 Trenton Giants Team
1947 Giants Team Stats
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1927 Pacific Coast League Pennant Winning "Oaks" Banquet
Given By Oakland Baseball Assn. - Elks Club Oakland, CA - October 3, 1927
I've had this panoramic in my "to be edited" folder for the longest time. So I finally spruced it up a bit this morning. I'm not sure why there's a "CHAMPIONS 1928" pennant flag at the head table, maybe it's to represent the goal for the season to come. Here's the stat page for the team: 1927 Oakland Oaks Team Stats. Cheers! ~B
Last edited by BSmile; 06-02-2012 at 09:40 PM.
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Jerry, thanks so much for sharing your amazing pictures!
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1928 Washington Senators Team
1928 Senators Team Stats
Babe Ruth managed to hit 14 more HR's (54) than this entire team in 1928! To be fair, the team could hit...led by Goose Goslin who won his only batting title that year (.379)
1928 Washington Senators; 75-79, .487, 4th Place, 26 g behind,---BB-Reference
Top Row, L-R: Sad Sam Jones (P), Bobby Burke (P), Jackie Hayes (MI), Tom Zachary (P), Babe Ganzel (OF), Firpo Marberry (P), Grant Gillis (SS), Garland Braxton (P), Hugh McMullen, Milt Gaston (P), George Sisler (UT), Red Barnes (OF).
Middle Row, L-R: Clyde Milan (coach), Muddy Ruel (C), Ossie Bluege (3B), Al Schacht (coach), Goose Goslin (LF), Bucky Harris (2B), Bennie Tate (C), Joe Judge (1B), Sam Rice (RF).
Bottom Row, L-R: Paul Hopkins (P), Hod Lisenbee (P), Clay Van Alstyne (P), Sam West (OF), Bobby Reeves (SS), Clarence Griffin (P), Lloyd Brown (P), Nick Altrock (coach).
Last edited by BSmile; 06-23-2012 at 09:51 AM.
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An Old Mystery Solved...
1934 Chicago Cubs Spring Training - Catalina Island
Almost exactly one year ago, I posted a pic that was undated but thought to be the 1933 Cubs. See here: Post #1072 - 1933 Chicago Cubs Team. I've now found another picture that was snapped a few moments before/after the original post...and it had the original backing tag! So for the record, it's from the Cubs March 1934 Spring Training on Catalina Island. The players have moved around a bit in the new pic, but the people in the stands are basically the same. The other mystery solved is the ID of Philip K. Wrigley seated in the center, 2nd row (which seems to be the point of interest for the photo). Cheers! ~B
1933 Chicago Cubs; 86-68, .558, 3rd Place, 6 g behind,---BB-Reference---Player identifications provided courtesy of Gary Livacari (GaryL).
Top Row, L-R: Babe Phelps (C), Kiki Cuyler (OF), Woody English (3B), Augie Galan (2B), Bob O'Farrell (C), Guy Bush (P), Pete Alexander (P), Chuck Klein (OF).
2nd Row, L-R: Gilly Campbell (P), William Veeck, Sr.?, unidentified, unidentified, Roy Joiner (P), Robert Lewis (Traveling Secretary), Billy Jurges (SS), "Big Bill" Lee (P), Riggs Stephenson (LF), Benny Tate (C), unidentified, Charlie Root (P), Red Corriden (Coach).
3rd Row, L-R: Lynn Nelson (P), Gabby Hartnett (C), Pat Malone (P), Babe Herman (RF), Charlie Grimm (Mgr.), P.K. Wrigley (Owner), William Walker (Vice President), Mike Kelly (Coach), John O. Seys (Vice President), Jesse Petty (P).
Bottom Row, L-R: Mark Koenig (UT), Dolph Camilli (1B), Dick Ward (P), unidentified, Stan Hack (3B), Tuck Stainback? (OF), Lon Warneke (P).
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 07-08-2012 at 02:52 PM.
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Something struck my attention to the above photo. Fourth row, right between Guy Bush and Chuck Klein, "Pete" Alexander was in uniform. Spring Training instructor?
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Exactly, he was there to instruct and pitch batting practice. Here's the two pic's side-by-side:Originally Posted by Melottfan
1933 Chicago Cubs; 86-68, .558, 3rd Place, 6 g behind,---BB-Reference---Player identifications provided courtesy of Gary Livacari (GaryL).
Top Row, L-R: Babe Phelps (C), Kiki Cuyler (OF), Woody English (3B), unidentified, Augie Galan (2B), Dolph Camilli (1B), Bob O'Farrell (C), Dick Ward (P), Tuck Stainback? (OF).
2nd Row, L-R: Gilly Campbell (P), William Veeck, Sr.?, unidentified, unidentified, Roy Joiner (P), Robert Lewis (Traveling Secretary), Billy Jurges (SS), "Big Bill" Lee (P), Riggs Stephenson (LF), Benny Tate (C), unidentified, Charlie Root (P), Red Corriden (Coach), Guy Bush (P), Chuck KJlein (OF), Pete Alexander (P).
3rd Row, L-R: Lynn Nelson (P), Gabby Hartnett (C), Pat Malone (P), Babe Herman (RF), Charlie Grimm (Mgr.), P.K. Wrigley (Owner), William Walker (Vice President), Mike Kelly (Coach), John O. Seys (Vice President), Jesse Petty (P), Lon Warneke (P).
Botton Row, L-R: Mark Koenig (UT), unidentified, Charlie Wiedenmeyer (P), Don Hurst? (P), unidentified, unidentified, Stan Hack (3B).
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 07-08-2012 at 02:53 PM.
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Thought so. Thanks a lot.
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You bet!
Glad I had the info for ya...
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1906 Baltimore Orioles Team
1906 Orioles Team Stats
1906 Baltimore Orioles;---BB-Reference---Player identifications provided courtesy of Gary Livacari (GaryL).
Top Row, L-R: Goodwin?, Jim Mullin (2B/1B), Doc Atkins (P), Harry McNeal (P), Newt Hunter (1B), P. Mullin?, John Kelly (OF), Buck Ramsey (?).
Middle Row, L-R: Del Mason (P), Hugh Hearme (?), Bill Byers (C/1B), Hughie Jennings (Mgr.), Fred Burchell (P), Joseph Hatfield (?), Bill O'Hara (CF).
Front Row, L-R: Clicot (?), Alvin Cummings (?), Barton (?), Lynch (?), Bob Hall (UT).
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 07-08-2012 at 02:54 PM.
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1941 Philadelphia Phillies Team
1941 Phillies Team Stats
I found a new version, so here's a larger redo of the '41 Phillies Team I posted last June, see here: Post #1097 - 1941 Phillies Team
1941 Philadelphia Phillies; 43-111, .279, 8th Place, 57 g behind,---BB-Reference
Top Row, L-R: Stan Benjamin (OF), Danny Litwhiler (LF), Pinky May (3B), Tommy Hughes (P), Lefty Hoerst (P), Rube Melton (P), Bill Harman (C),Johnny Podgajny (P), Boom-Boom Beck (P).
Middle Row, L-R: Miller (trainer), Chuck Klein (RF), Danny Murtaugh (2B), Hans Lobert (coach), Hal Marrie (MI),Gene Lambert (P), Nick Etten (1B), Bobby Bragan (SS).
Bottom Row, L-R: Heinie Mueller (UT), Cy Blanton (P), Johnny Rizzo (OF), Bennie Warren (C), Ike Pearson (P), Si Johnson (P), Mickey Livingston (C), Joe Marty (CF).
Last edited by BSmile; 06-23-2012 at 09:51 AM.
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1944 Philadelphia Phillies Team
1944 Phillies Team Stats
Here's the official Dorrill/Sporting News version of the '44 Phillies.
1944 Philadelphia Phillies; 61-92, .399, 8th Place, 43.5 g behind---BB-Reference---Player identifications provided courtesy of Gary Livacari (GaryL).
Top Row, L-R: Bob Finley (C), Heine Heltzel (SS), Tony Lupien (C), Coker Triplett (OF), Ron Northey? (OF), Andy Karl (P), Ted Ciestak (UT), Vern Kennedy (P).
Second Row, L-R: unidentified, Bill Lee (P), Johnny Peacock (C), Harry Shuman (P), Moon Mullen? (2B), Glen Stewart (3B), Ken Raffensberger (P), Charlie Schanz (P).
Bottom Row, R-L: John Fick (P), Jimmy Wasdell (OF), Rogers McKee? (P), Merv Shea (Coach), Freddie Fitzsimmons (Mgr.), Chuck Klein (Coach), unidentified, Dick Barrett (P).
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 07-08-2012 at 02:54 PM.
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1946 St. Louis Cardinals Team
1946 Cardinals Team Stats
I was surprised to find that I really didn't have a good version of the World Champion '46 Cardinals....until now!
1946 St. Louis Cardinals; 98-58, .628, 4.6 g behind, (WS: W 4-3 over Red Sox)---BB-Reference---Player identifications provided courtesy of Gary Livacari (GaryL).
Top Row, L-R: Nippy Jones (2B), Dick Sisler (OF), Clyde Kluttz (C), Howie Krist (P), Del Rice (C), Ken Burkhart (P), Doc Weaver (Trainer), Ted Wilks (P), Joe Gargiola (C), Blix Donnelley (P), Harry Breechen (P), Jeff Cross (OF).
Middle Row, L-R; Freddy Schmidt (P), Walter Sessi (1B), Johnny Beasley (P), Red Schoendiest (2B), Harry Walker (OF), Bill Endicott (OF), Howier Pellet (P), Erv Dusak (OF), Ken O'Dea (C), Johnny Grodzicki (P), Red Brrett (P), Leo Ward (Traveling Secretary).
Bottom Row, L-R: Marty Marion (SS), Whitey Kurowski (3B), Stan Musial (1B), Al Brazle (P), Buzzy Wares (Coach), Eddie Dyer (Mgr.), Mike Gonzales (Coach), Buster Adams (OF), Terry Moore (CF), Enos Slaughter (RF), Murry Dickson (P). Batboys: Bob Scanlon and Eddie Dyer, Jr.
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 07-08-2012 at 02:55 PM.
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1913 New York Giants Team
1913 Giants Team Stats
Yup, here's another variation of the '13 Giants! They sure took a lot of team photos...
1913 New York Giants; 101-51, .664, 12.5 g ahead, (WS: L 4-1 to A's)---BB-Reference---Player identifications provided courtesy of Gary Livacari (GaryL).
Top Row, L-R: Tillie Shafer (UT), "Laughing Larry" Doyle (2B), Art Fletcher (SS), Claude Cooper (OF), Fred Merkle (1B), Harry Smith (C), Jim Thrope (OF), Red Murray (RF), Willard Robinson (Coach), Fredie Scupp (P), Moose McCormick (OF), Art Wilson (C), Joe Evers (UT), Doc Crandall (P).
Bottom Row, L-R: Fred Snodgrass (CF), Al Demaree (P), George Burns (LF), Grover Hartley (C), Heine Groh (3B), Josh DeVore (CF), Chief Meyers (C), Jeff Tesreau (P), Red Ames (P), Christy Mathewson (P), John McGraw (Mgr.), Hooks Wiltse (P), Buck Herzog (3B), Rube Marquard (P).
Last edited by Bill Burgess; 07-08-2012 at 02:55 PM.
Just curious - is Heinie Mueller the father of Don ("Mandrake") Mueller?
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Sorry, I have no idea.
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1904 Providence Grays Team Composite
1904 Grays Team Stats
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As a Dodger fan, esp the 1977-1982 teams, I cannot begin to describe how cool it is to have Jerry Reuss post here in the Fever!
Your Second Base Coach
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Tabletop Baseball game
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Agreed!
It is very cool to have Jerry's presence here at BBF/Vintage Panoramic Pictures.
His enthusiasm for the history of baseball is something I'm sure we can all appreciate & relate to.
Cheers!
~B
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1957 Billings Mustangs Team
1957 Mustangs Team Stats
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Looks like Albert "Butts" Wagner on the upper right, brother of Honus
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1885 Providence Grays Team Composite
1885 Grays Team Stats
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1947 Marianao Tigers Team
Marianao Tigers Team History - Cuban Winter League History
This team featured Minnie Minoso, Ray Dandridge and Mgr. Adolfo Luque.
Last edited by BSmile; 06-27-2012 at 08:40 PM.
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The gentleman to the right standing next to the man in white is Tommy LaSorda.
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