Red Sox, Tigers, Yankees (images)

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These four franchise have great baseball history. So I decided to start a thread and post some nice photos of legendary players that have played for these ball clubs. Don't worry I won't be posting pictures of Roger Clemens, or Kerry Wood, it will be pictures of players that have retired almost 40 years ago, some even more. They might be a few acceptions, but hardly. Hopefully you enjoy them.

Joe Dimaggio/Mickey Mantle: 1951


Joe, Mickey, Ted 1951


Mickey making a leaping catch at Ebbets Field


Lou Gehrig


Lou Gehrig scary


Mickey Mantle having a good laugh


Yogi Berra, ?, ?.


Doc I'm not feeling too well. cough cough


Iron Horse showing us his nice smile


Yankee players

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Why not start teaching him at a young age?


1938 New York Yankees All-Star Game Participants, L-R: Joe McCarthy(Mgr.), Lou Gehrig, Rolfe, Lefty Gomez, Joe DiMaggio, Bill Dickey, Red Ruffing.


Mel Ott/Lou Gehrig: 1936


He's safe. Joe DiMaggio.


Pep Talk


Curtain Call, Roger Maris


All by himself, Roger Maris


Lou putting on some make-up


Joe Dimaggio


Joe D. needs some assistance

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Joe and Monroe


Stunning I tell you


Ladies Man: 1st. Wife Dorothy (Olson) Arnold: Trophy Wife?


November 19, 1939: Cutting the wedding cake. Divorced: May 12, 1944


Joe with some young fans


Joe injured and all, but still finds time to sign baseballs


Jack Chesbro


Murderer's Row infield (Gehrig, Lazzeri, Koenig, and Dugan): 1926-28
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(L to R) -- Art Fletcher, Marvin Breuer, Earle Combs, Johnny Murphy, Phil Rizzuto, Red Rolfe, Tommy Henrich, and Johnny Sturm.


Frank Chance

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Russ Ford 1911


Charlie Hemphill 1909


Prince Hal and Bobby Wallace 1911


Roy Hartzell 1911


Jack Chesbro 1904


Wolverton 1912


Pat Maloney 1912


Tom Yawkey, George Moriarty, Lou Gehrig


Feller and Reynolds

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Hunting Trip(I know their not all Yankees but still wanted to add this picture
Philadelphia A's: Top right, Eddie Collins. Bottom left, Mickey Cochrane.
Bottom, second from right, Tris Speaker. Maybe 1928.


Yogi, Mick, Allie, and Raschi after winning Game 6 of the 1952 World Series.


Old Timers talking to Reynolds, Hooks Wiltse,Ed Walsh, Carl Hubbell, Cy Young, and Dazzy Vance. (August 14, 1954)


Well that's it for the Yankees for now I'll be posting another team tommorow, later. Hopefully you enjoy these.

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Oscar Stanage, 1912


Jean DuBuc, 1912


Hughie Jennings, 1911


Jack Onslow, 1912


Trainer Harry Tuthill treating the arm of Ed Summers, Del Gainer standing in background, Detroit AL between 1910-1915


William T. "Bill" Burns,1912


Henry "Hub" Pernoll,1912


Hank Perry,1912


Oscar Stanage,1911

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Bradley Kocher,1912


Baldy Louden, ?, Bill Covington, Ralph Works,1912


Bill Donavan 1905


Sam Crawford 1912


Greenberg - Goslin - Gehringer - Pete Fox


Cochrane - Foxx - Gehringer - Goslin: 1934-35


Gehringer, 1929


Cochrane/Joe Louis


Cochrane, Goslin, Bridges

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Chick Stahl 1901-1906


Ted Williams, with Boston Red Sox scout Eddie Collins and Padres' owner Bill Lane, June 26, 1936.


Former Boxer John L. Sullivan and Boston Americans Captain Jimmy Collins, 1904


Catcher Lou Criger [left] with Hall Of Fame pitcher Cy Young [right] playing for the Boston Red Sox in the 1903 World Series.


Rick Ferrell [left] with his brother Wes [right] with the Boston Red Sox in 1936


Joe Cronin: 1936-44


Ted Williams, Eddie Pellagrini, John F. Kennedy, and Hank Greenberg.


Ted Williams with his good friend Bobby Doerr, on April 14th, 1939


WILLIAMS, FIRST at BAT, Holy Cross April 1939 - Baseball great Ted Williams at Fitton Field, Holy Cross College in Worcester, Massachusetts taken on April 14, 1939. Looks like Ted is wearing his Red Sox uniform.


Joe DiMaggio/Ted Williams, 1949, during an exhibition game in St. Petersburg, Fla.