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1911 Shortstop Jimmy Esmond
1911 Jimmy Esmond.jpg
This photo is currently available at RMY Auctions.
1911 Jimmy Esmond.jpg
This photo is currently available at RMY Auctions.
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1916-1918 Mgr. Christy Mathewson and 1B Hal Chase
Underwood & Underwood photo currently available at Hunt Auctions
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1905 Portrait of Al Bridwell, 3B/OF
This photo is currently available at Hunt Auctions.
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1903 Cincinnati Reds
An improved version of the early-season or pre-season image in post #123 with most players identified.
My IDs for the players unnamed in the caption below the image are in italics.
Top Row (L-R): Pete Cregan (LF/RF), George Magoon (2B), Jack Morrissey (2B), Harry Wood (LF/RF), Frank "Noodles" Hahn (P).
Middle Row (L-R): Jack Harper (P), Bill Bergen (C), Harry Steinfeldt (3B), unknown, Jimmy Wiggs (P), Tommy Corcoran (SS), Bob Ewing (P), Buck Hooker (P).
Bottom Row (L-R): Heinie Peitz (C), Jack Sutthoff (P), Mike Donlin (LF/RF), Joe Kelley (LF/IF/Mgr.), Cy Seymour (CF), Jake Beckley (1B), Ed Poole (P), Bill Phillips (P).
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Bill Moriarty, SS, 1909
Dto7 posted this newspaper image in another forum of the Reds' shortstop who played in six games between April 29th and May 3rd, 1909. He was the brother of George Moriarty, a long-time third baseman in the American League.
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Joe Kelley, 1902 or 1903
This beautiful Carl Horner photograph of Kelley in his Cincinnati road uniform is currently available at Hunt Auctions.
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1910 Manager Clark Griffith
Paul Thompson photograph
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1916 Manager Christy Mathewson
This photo of Mathewson, currently available at RMY Auctions, shows him warming up in a Cincinnati uniform after his July 20th, 1916, trade to the Reds that allowed him to become a manager. He pitched only one game for the team, a double-farewell performance versus Mordecai Brown and the Cubs on September 4th.
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1944 Image of 1880's Pitcher Tony Mullane (right) with Boston Braves pitcher Ira Hutchinson
Image currently available at RMY Auctions.
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Here was my all time favorite growing up as a kid in Lancaster County, Pa. “Big Klu”
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Thanks for sharing these, guys.
Dutch, Klu was my father's favorite player, too. What a great asset to Cincinnati baseball he was."It is a simple matter to erect a Hall of Fame, but difficult to select the tenants." -- Ken Smith
"I am led to suspect that some of the electorate is very dumb." -- Henry P. Edwards
"You have a Hall of Fame to put people in, not keep people out." -- Brian Kenny
"There's no such thing as a perfect ballot." -- Jay Jaffe
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