Who are these two former Dodgers?

[AutographCollector]

There is no sound, and it's a quick video taken from the 1930's.
Anyone take a guess?

http://www.thoughtequity.com/video/clip/541015_001.do

[Imgran]

I've see that thin, pointy-nosed Dodger before -- the one it mostly focused on. But I can't place him. Almost looks like Pee Wee Reese, but that destroys the "1930s" caption because Reese debuted in 1940



As for the other guy, no clue.

[DODGER DEB]

That is NOT Pee Wee!

c.

[DODGER DEB]

While I am not positive, the player on the left side looks like GOODY ROSEN.

The player on the right side looks very familiar, but I can't lace him.

c.

[AutographCollector]

While I am not positive, the player on the left side looks like GOODY ROSEN.

The player on the right side looks very familiar, but I can't lace him.

c.

Here's "Goody" in 1945:

[AutographCollector]

Now that I look at the video and this pic... the guy in the short clip has a huge nose, as compared to the pic of Goody he has a small nose. Also the pic shows a slight unibrow... the short video clip doesn't appear to have a uni.

BUT... I may be wrong.

[Shotgun Shuba]

I was wearing that hat today. It's their green hat from 1937. If you can find a 1937 team picture you will be off to a good start.

[sd14]

Help Brooklyn Dodgers ?

I saw a TV show once about the great jackie Robinson and I remember hearign that in a team photo one of the Dodgers turn their head in protest of Robinson being on that team. Do anyone know his name and what year that took place?

[DODGER DEB]

I saw a TV show once about the great jackie Robinson and I remember hearign that in a team photo one of the Dodgers turn their head in protest of Robinson being on that team. Do anyone know his name and what year that took place?

That was Dixie Walker in, I believe, 1947.

c.

[VIBaseball]

Here are stills

I captured and trimmed pictures from the clip (sorry, Thoughtequity).

My guesses to follow.

[VIBaseball]

Our man on the left looks like Heinie Manush:

http://www.hickoksports.com/biograph/manushheinie.shtml

[VIBaseball]

And for #2, what do you think about his outfield mate in 1937? (Heinie was with Brooklyn just briefly in '38.)

That would be Roger Kahn's grandfather's favorite player, Johnny Cooney.

Great clue with the caps, Shotgun Shuba!

[musial6]

And for #2, what do you think about his outfield mate in 1937? (Heinie was with Brooklyn just briefly in '38.)

That would be Roger Kahn's grandfather's favorite player, Johnny Cooney.

Great clue with the caps, Shotgun Shuba!

Good old Johnny Cooney, a good-hitting pitcher who went on to become a journeyman outfielder, part of the trade that brought Leo the Lip to Brooklyn.

[Dodgerfan1]

One of my favorite pieces of trivia is about Cooney. Dude had well over 3300 major league at-bats with just two lifetime homers, but they were hit on consecutive days in 1939!

[musial6]

Incidentally, Johnny had a great glove. Stengel thought it ranked with DiMag and Terry Moore,