Vintage Panoramic Pictures

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1929 Milwaukee Brewers Team Panoramic
While I don't really want to put minor league teams on this thread, this is a pretty sweet team panoramic. Plus...hey, it's from Hot Springs! Cheers! ~B

Darn shame. They're one of the historical teams I study.

Not panoramic, but I posted two of my (color!) photos of the team here.

Love that uniform - I had Ebbets Field Flannels make me a jersey a couple years ago.

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1941 Chicago Cubs Team
Yes...there's STILL lot's more to come. Cheers! ~B

1941 Chicago Cubs; 70-84, .455, 6th Place, 30 g behind---BB Reference

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1952 Brooklyn Dodgers Team

1952 Brooklyn Dodgers; 96-57, .627, 4.5 g ahead, (WS L 4-3 to Yankees)---BB Reference

Top Row, L-R: unidentified, Sandy Amaros (OF), Rube Walker (C), Joe Landrum (P), Bobby Morgan (3B), Tommy Holmes (P), Rocky Bridges (IF), Billy Loes (P), Duke Snider (CF), Dick Williams (OF), Ken Lehman (P), Ron Negray? (P), Steve Lembo (C), Ray Moore (P).

Middle Row, L-R: John Griffin (Clubhouse Custodian), Lee Scott (Traveling Secretary), unidentified, Gill Hodges (1B), unidentified, unidentified, Jackie Robinson (2B), Carl Erskine (P), Cal Abrams (OF), Chris Van Cuyk? (P), Preacher Roe? (P), Joe Black (P), Ralph Branca (P), Dr. Harold Wendler (Trainer), Rocky Nelson (IF).

Bottom Row, L-R: George Shuba (OF), Andy Pafko (LF), Pee Wee Reese (SS), Clem Labine (P), Cookie Lavagetto (Coach), Chuck Drressen (Mgr.), Jake Pitler(Coach), Billy Herman (Coach), Billy Cox (3B), Roy Campanella (C), Carl Furillo (RF).
Seated on ground: Charlie DiGiovanna (batboy).

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1929 Philadelphia Athletics Team
Now this is actually an upgrade from my post #12 (3/31/08).
I recently found this monster sized version of it which is almost twice as big. I'm sure you'll all enjoy this one. Cheers! ~B

1929 Philadelphia Athletics; 104-46, .693, 18 g ahead, (WS: W 4-1 over the Cubs)---BB Ref

L-R: Eddie Collins (coach), Kid Gleason (coach), Walter E. French (OF), Jimmie Dykes (3B), Jim Cronin (IF), Homer Suma (RF), Max Bishop (2B), Sammy Hale (3B), Bevo LeBourveau (OF) , Mickey Cochrane (C), Cy Perkins (C), Bill Breckinridge (P), Jimmy Foxx (1B), Connnie Mack (Mgr.), Bing Miller (RF), Al Simmons (LF), Eddie Rommell (P), Rube Walberg (P), Lefty Grove (P), Howard Ehmke (P), George Earnshaw (P), Jack Quinn (P), Mule Haas (CF), Bill Shores (P), George Burns (1B), Joe Boley (SS), Earle Mack (coach).
Front: Lawrence Moard? (mascot)

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Here are 2 more Red Sox photos from the 1912 Spring Training trip to Arkansas. It's an almost-pano... in two parts. Just overlap at Cicotte for one continuous lineup!

1912 Boston Red Sox; 105-47, .691, 14 g ahead, (WS W 4-3-1 over Giants)---BB Reference

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1907 Pittsburgh Pirates; 91-63, .591, 2nd Place, 17 g behind---BB Reference
Without seeing Wagner, Clarke or Leach, I fear this is a mis-identified Phillies team.

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1915 Buffalo Bisons Team

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This nice photo is not the Buffalo Fed Lg club (known as the Blues or Buffeds, not the Bisons) - even though the Library of Congress caption says so - it is wrong. First, the uniforms are wrong. Second, that is Fred Beebe top row far left, he did not play in the FL. However, Beebe was with the Buffalo Bisons Intl Lg club, 1912 - 1915. The presence of Joe Judge, just below Beebe, pegs the year at 1915.

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1902 Philadelphia Athletics; 83-53, .610, 5 g ahead, no WS---BB Reference---Player Identifications provided courtesy of Mark Fimoff (bmarlowe).

Top Row, L-R: Bert Husting (P), Highball Wilson (P), Monte Cross (SS), Ed Kenna (P), Socks Seybold (RF), Snake Wiltse (P), Eddie Plank (P), Dave Fultz (CF).

Bottom Row, L-R: Luis Castro (2B), Lave Cross (3B), Harry Davis (1B), Doc Powers (C), Topsy Hartsel (LF)

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1916 New York Yankees; 80-74, .519, 4th Place, 11 g behind---BB Reference

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1926 New York Yankees Team

1926 New York Yankees; 91-63, .591, 3 games ahead, (WS L 4-3 to Cardinals),---BB Reference---photo taken October 19, 1926.---Player identifications provided courtesy of Gary Livacari (GaryL).

Top Row, L-R: Doc Albert A. Woods (trainer), unidentified, Walter Beall? (P), Ben Paschal (OF), Sam Jones (P), Earle Combs (CF), Babe Ruth (RF), Herb McQuaid (P), Hank Severeid (C), Lou Gehrig (1B), Benny Bengough (C), Bob Meusel (LF), Fred Merkle (1B), Kiddo Davis (OF).

Middle Row, L-R: Waite Hoyt (P), Joe Dugan (3B), Dutch Ruether (P), Bob Shawkey (P), Charlie O'leary (coach), Miller Huggins (Mgr.), Aaron Ward (2B), Pat Collins (C), Urban Shocker (P), Tony Lazzeri (2B), Spencer Adams (IF).

Sitting on ground: Leo Durocher (IF), Herb Pennock (P), Eddie Bennet (Mascot), Mark Koenig (2B), Garland Braxton (P), Myles Thomas (P), Mike Gazella (3B).

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1930 St. Louis Cardinals Team
Hey, with names!

1930 St. Louis Cardinals; 92-62, .597, 2 g ahead, (WS L 4-2 to Athletics)---BB Reference

Top Row, L-R: Jim Lindsey (P), Hi Bell (P), Syl Johnson (P), Jesse Haines (P), Burleigh Grimes (P), Jim Bottomley (1B), Chick Hafey (LF), Showboat Fisher (OF), Jimmy Wilson (C), George Puccinelli (OF).

Middle Row, L-R: Al Grabowski (P), Bill Hallahan (P), Gus Mancuso (C), Ernie Orsatti (1B/RF), Frankie Frisch (2B), Charlie Gelbert (SS), Ray Blades (OF).

Bottom Row, L-R: George Watkins (RF), Clyde 'Buzzy" Wares (coach), mascot, Gabby Street (Mgr.), Andy High (3B), Sparky Adams (3B), Taylor Douthit (CF), Earl Smith (C).

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Here's one that user dfugate posted recently in the St Louis Browns' forum.

1915 St. Louis Browns; 63-91, .409, 6th Place, 39.5 g behind---BB Reference

L-R: Joe Sugden (coach), Bobby Wallace (SS), Harry Hoch (P), Walt Alexander (C), Billy Lee (OF), Jimmy Austin (3B), Sam Agnew (C), John 'Doc' Lavan (SS), Walt Leverenz (P), Ernie Walker (OF), Branch Rickey (Mgr.), John Leary (1B), Earl Hamilton (P), George Baumgardner (P), Slim Lowdermilk (P), Carl Weilman (P), Bill James (P), Parson Perryman (P), Tim McCabe (P), Frank Miller (P), Dick Kauffman (1B), Alex Remneas (P), Dee Walsh (OF), Hank Hank Severeid (C), Gus Williams (RF), Vern Clemons (C), Ivan Howard (utility), Del Pratt (2B), Clarence 'Tilly' Walker (CF), Stevenson, Burt Shotton (LF), Dr. M. P. Lawler (trainer).

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More St. Louis Browns!

Here's the 1924 Browns team as poster boys for Bradley Sweaters.

1924 St. Louis Browns; 74-78, .487, 4th Place, 17 g behind---BB Reference
George Sisler (Top, 2nd fr. L.); Ken Williams (bottom, 2nd fr. L.).

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1916 Boston Braves, 89-63, .586, 3rd Place, 4 g behind---BB Reference

Top Row, L-R: Fred Snodgrass (CF), Pete Compton (OF), Tom Hughes (P), Jesse Barnes (P), Frank Allen (P), Red Smith (3B).

Middle Row, L-R: Hank Gowdy (C), Ed Fitzpatrick (2B/OF), Joe Connolly (OF), Walt Tragesser (C), Joe Wilhoit (RF), Ed Reulbach (P), Johnny Evers (2B), Art Rico (C).

Bottom Row, L-R: Rabbit Maranville (SS), Ed Konetchy (1B), Pat Ragan (P), George Stallings (Mgr.), Dick Egan (IF), Dick Rudolph (P), Lefty Tyler (P).

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1886 St. Louis Maroons Team

1886 St. Louis Maroons; 43-79, .352, 6th Place, 46 g behind---BB Reference---Player Identifications provided courtesy of Mark Fimoff (bmarlowe).

Top Row, L-R: Al Bauers (P), Charlie Sweeney (P), Jerry Denny (3B), Emmett Seery (LF), John Cahill (RF), Jack Glasscock (SS).

Middle Row, L-R: Henry Boyle (P), Jack McGeachy (CF), Egyptian Healy (P), Gus Schmelz (Mgr.), Tom Dolan (C), John Kirby (P), Alex McKinnon (1B).

Bottom Row, L-R: Joe Quinn (CF), Fred Dunlap (2B), George Myers (C).

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1886 Philadelphia Quakers Team
Before they became the Phillies in 1890.

1886 Philadelphia Quakers; 71-43, .623, 4th Place, 14 g behind---BB Reference---Player Identifications provided courtesy of Mark Fimoff (bmarlowe).

Top Row, L-R: George Wood (OF), Joe Mulvey (3B), Charlie Bastian (2B), Tony Cusick (C), Sid Farrar (1B).

Bottom Row, L-R:: Deacon McGuire (C), Ed Daily (OF/P), Jim Fogarty (RF), H. Wright (Mgr.), Ed Andrews (CF), Arthur Irwin (SS), Charlie Ferguson (P), Dan Casey (P), Jack Clements (P).

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1887 Philadelphia Quakers Team
At least most of the names are written on this picture.

1887 Philadelphia Quakers; 75-48, .610, 2nd Place, 3.5 g behind---BB Reference---(Player Identifications provided courtesy of Gary Livacari (GaryL).

Top Row, L-R: Arthur Irwin (SS), Al Maul (P/OF), Deacon McGuire (C), George Wood (OF), Jim Fogerty (RF), Charlie Ferguson (P).

Middle Row, L-R: Sid Farrar (1B), Tom Gunning (C), Harry Wright (Mgr.), Jack Clements (C), Charlie Buffinton (P).

Front: Charley Bastian (UT), Joe Mulvey (3B).

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1887 Philadelphia Quakers Team
Here they are posed in street clothes...

1887 Philadelphia Quakers; 75-48, .610, 2nd Place, 3.5 g behind---BB Reference---Player Identifications provided courtesy of Gary Livacari (GaryL).

Top Row, L-R: Jim Devlin (P), Lee "Whitey" Gibson, George Wood (LF), Dan Casey, Charlie Buffington (P), Al Maul (P/OF), Charlie Ferguson (P), Joe Mulvey (3B), Ed Andrews (CF).

Bottom Row, L-R: Tom Gunning (C), Sid Farrar (1B), Barney McLaughlin (2B), Deacon McGuire (C), Harry Wright (Mgr.), Jack Clements (P), Harry Lyons (OF), Jim Fogerty (RF), Arthur Irwin (SS).

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Here's another picture of the 1912 World's Series Champions.

1912 Boston Red Sox; 105-47, .691, 14 g ahead, (WS W 4-3-1 over Giants)---BB Reference

Top Row, L-R: Duffy Lewis (LF), Pinch Thomas (C), Larry Gardner (3B), Olaf Henriksen (UF), Hugh Bedient (P), Marty Krug (OF), Heinie Wagner (SS), Joe Quirk (trainer).

Middle Row, L-R: Steve Yerkes (2B), Bill Carrigan (C), Buck O'Brien (P), Charlie Hall (P), Les Nunamaker (C), Jake Stahl (Mgr./1B), Hick Cady (C), Larry Pape (P), Clyde Engle (IF).

Bottom Row, L-R: Ray Collins (P), Ben Van Dyke (P), Harry Hooper (RF), Joe Wood (P), Tris Speaker (CF).

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1905 Philadelphia Athletics; 92-56, .622, 2 g ahead, (WS L 4-1 to Giants)---BB Reference

Top Row, L-R: Danny Murphy (2B), Harry Davis (1B), Weldon Henley (P), Rube Waddell (P), John Knight (SS), Chief Bender (P).

Middle Row, L-R: Socks Seybold (RF), Andy Coakley (P), Eddie Plank (P), Lave Cross (3B), Ossee Schreckengost (C), Bris Lord (OF).

Bottom Row, L-R: Monte Cross (SS), Danny Hoffman (CF), Harry Barton (C/utility), Topsy Hartsel (LF), Jimmy Dygert (P), Doc Powers (C).

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1892 Philadelphia Phillies Team

1892 Philadelphia Phillies; 87-66, .569, 4th Place (out of 12), 16.5 g behind---BB Reference---Player Identifications provided courtesy of Gary Livacari (GaryL) and Mark Fimoff (bmarlowe).

Top Row, L-R: Charlie Reilly (3B), Sam Thompson (RF), Harry Wright (Mgr.), Roger Connor (1B), Bill Hallman (2B).

Bottom Row, L-R: Bob Allen (SS), Ed Delahanty (CF), Gus Weyhing (P), Jack Clements (C), Tim Keefe (P), Lave Cross (utility), Billy Hamilton (LF).
Seated: Kid Carsey (P)

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I must thank GaryL and bmarlowe for their continuing loyalty to the thread. This painstaking patience in the player identifications would be impossible without your contributions.

I apologize for my slowness in getting things caught up. It is impossible to keep up with BSmile as he rampages on with these team photos. And with a resolution of imagery which is stupefying.

I would not have thought it possible to capture the clarity, crispness in the imagery, of photos from the 19th Century. So rare to see images this clean. How BSmile finds them, will be his continuing mystery. Enigma Man! But his talent is the world's (and our) gain.

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Thanks Bill, GaryL & bmarlowe for all the hard work tracking down who is who. It's something I'd never have the time or patience to tackle. As far as how crisp these 19th Century images look...well, that IS something I have the time and patience for. Bringing these old photos back to life is my expertise...and I really enjoy it. Yet, even more so, I enjoy sharing them with the BBF community. So next up...another 19th Century beauty!

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1889 Brooklyn Bridegrooms Team
Before they were the Dodgers, the Superbas etc.

1889 Brooklyn Bridegrooms; 93-44, .679, 2 g ahead, (WS L 6-3 to Giants)---BB Reference

Top Row, L-R: Germany Smith (SS), Pop Corkhill (CF), Adonis Terry (P), Dave Foutz (1B), Darby O'Brien (LF), Doc Bushong (C), Joe Visner (C/OF).

Bottom Row, L-R: George Pinkney (3B), Bob Caruthers (P), Hub Collins (2B), Bill McGunnigle (Mgr.), Oyster Burns (RF), Bob Clark (C), Tom Lovett (P).

Seated on Ground: Mickey Hughes (P)

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Just A Couple Of Joe's
Joe DiMaggio & Joe McCarthy - 1939
I love this shot. The clarity is amazing...with a little help from photoshop.

What a GREAT photo of Joe! I just love the look and history of the 36 - 39 Yankees. Thanks so much for posting this pic and any others you may find. Have you ever seen a large size panoramic with Joe Dimaggio in it BS? I would love to have one of those. Thanks for your work in here. Its fun to see whats coming next .... Babefan.