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on pic #19 that is Ray Peters and Schultz

[bobw357]

#19 is Ray Peters and Bob Lemon

[esplanade]

Nice, rare, old photos, however, no player identifications were included.

Let's see if I can help you with that. Anybody with a better eye than me (which should be almost everyone), feel free to fill in my "dunno"s or correct me where I'm wrong. Going by the numbering of the slide show slides.

1. Ray Oyler
2. Eddie O'Brien
3. Looks like Joe Schultz and that's definitely Sal Maglie
4. The same
5. Dunno. Could be Merritt Ranew
6. Group shot. Mike Hegan in the front
7. Group shot. #7 is coach Ron Plaza
8. Same as #5
9. Wayne Comer
10. Wayne Comer
11. Picture's not big or close-up enough, but I'm guessing Hegan again
12. Looks like Gus Gil to me (could be Chico Salmon, though)
13. Same guy as #12, only this one looks more like Chico (but could be Gus Gil)
14. Looks like (L-R) Ferraro, Hegan, dunno, Crossetti
15. Same as #14
16. #7 is Ron Plaza
17. More exercising
18. Group. #10 is Haney, #8 is Hegan, #26 is Ranew, #28 is Mike Marshall
19. John Morris and Joe Schultz
20. #42 is Skip Lockwood, #4 is Sal Maglie
21. Larry Haney
22. Sure looks like Bill Stafford to me
23. Ray Oyler
24. Sal Maglie and Skip Lockwood from the front
25. - 28. Sicks Stadium renovation
29. Sicks Stadium
30. National anthem (Pilots v. White Sox, April 69) - probably the home opener
31. Don Mincher
32. Ray Oyler is the Pilot
33. Diego Segui
34. Diego Segui
35. I'm guessing Oyler
36. Oyler
37. Ray Oyler
38. Pilots Win! Pilots Win!
39. Gary Bell
40. Mincher and Hegan
41. Dugout. #12 is Tommy Davis
42. 2 men on first. At that point in the season, #30 should be Freddie Valazquez
43. Tommy Harper is the Pilot
44. Dunno, but probably the continuation of #40
45. Dunno, possibly also Mincher
46. Oyler
47. Rollins
48. Rollins
49. Davis and Mincher
50. Oyler
51. Get yer souvenier Pilots pennant
52. Fans at Sicks
53. Proof sheet
54. Proof sheet

[philliesfiend55]

Nice, rare, old photos, however, no player identifications were included.

[Phantom Dreamer]

"button-down" stirrup what? Nice pajamas. I bet that flannel stuff kept them warm in the cold, damp Seattle air.

[Seattle1]

Now that's a classic baseball look: button-down jersey, belted pants, stirrup socks, black shoes. Cool!

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[Skookumchuck Chuck]

Unfortunately the press box was located on the roof behind home plate which made so much of the photographs impersonal. Nevertheless, any new Seattle Pilot find is a treasure indeed.

[ribant]

Great find.

There is something about the Pilots that fascinates me. Much like an 1800's franchise they stayed for a year then moved on.

[Ken Hastings]

http://www.seattlepi.com/local/artic...#photo-3445917
I hope this link works for everyone. I'm definitely going to print out the Larry Haney and try to get it autographed.