Unsorted "Classic" Baseball Images (1960s or older)

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A thread dedicated to random classic baseball images that I or anyone else finds that they are unsure of what to do with. Please keep it pre-1970s.

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The manager was M.A. McLaughlin and the players are Caplen (pitcher), Cotton (catcher), Little (first base), McAuliffe (second base), Walt Preston? (third base), Allen (shortstop), Pink (left field), McLaughlin (center field), and Walker (right field).

Source: https://www.historycolorado.org/stor...baseball-teams

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Player identities according to historycolorado.org:

Back row, from left: Ben Turner (right field), George Kiernes (left field), George Graham (first base), Frank Fenron (center field), Josh Barr (chief booster or promoter). Middle row, from left: Fred Richardson (second base), Jap Pulliam (utility), Bill Turner (utility), Elmer Kay (utility). Front row, from left: Bill Fenton (center), Amos Mahon (shortstop), Bob Richards (pitcher).

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Another one from historycolorado.org, the player identities are supposedly as follows: Back row, from left: J.W.D. Stovell (first base), Austin (outfield), W. R. Tornell (outfield), Bill Rockwell (pitcher), Ed Kent (pitcher). Front row, from left: Jack Macklin (outfield), J. E. McIntyne (shortstop), Bill Traffley (listed simply as 'center' on the site but I think it's supposed to say catcher because its the only position not listed here and he was primarily a catcher), Frank Newman (second base), Donnelley (third base).

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Another team photo from historycolorado.org. The player third from left is listed as William H. “Billy” Adams.

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historycolorado.org lists the players as: Back row, from left: Billy Cliff, Patty Downs, Johnnie Conley, Simpson, Tom Cowles (manager), Mike Guard, Johns, Dan Cavanaugh, John van Kivels, Frank Gisen. Front row, seated, from left: John Sutherland (supposedly was a black dude?), Johnnie Freeman, Colin Muse.

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This team photo also comes from historycolorado.org. Nevadaville was a mining town but is basically a ghost town these days.

The site listed the player ID's as follows: Chalmar Rutherford, I.D.W. (possibly W.D.) Stevens, William Simmons, William J. Richards, Charles Workmaster, William O. Jenkins, Fred S. Bolsinger, and John Chapple (mascot/batboy).

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historycolorado.org lists the players ID's as follows: standing, from left: Ed Everett, Charles Hughes, Jim Ford, Tom Baxter, Roy Reed. Standing, center: Sid Mangnall (mascot or batboy). Seated, from left: Oscar Smith, Carleton Hubbard, Ernest Barlow, John Thomas, Ben McCauley.

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Another image from historycolorado.org. Player ID's according to the site: Top row, from left: John Gow (third base), Defeus Quaintance (first base), William McIntyre (captain and second base). Second row, from left: H. Hartzell (catcher), A. W. Armstrong (manager), Harry Bates (catcher). Third row, from left: Joe Maughan (pitcher), Harry Rubey (secretary and treasurer), Joe Albert (pitcher). Bottom row, from left: Robert Taylor (right field), George Matthews (shortstop), Frank Jasper (center field), Charles Hambergar (left field)

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In case you're wondering why not all the images from that site are on here, it's because some of them were posted onto other threads on here if they were a minor league team or something, and the one with the women's team is posted on the female players thread.

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Team photo, from historycolorado.org. The players listed by the site are: Standing, from left: Bernie Wilson, Spike Marvin, Charles Castelom, Wascher, Jake Wolauer, Charlie Warner, Vic Davis, Walt Rose, Crowley, Cris Englehart, Eddie Clay. Kneeling in the front is Major LaRue, a team booster (financial backer) employed by the Fossil Creek Oil Company in northern Colorado.

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From historycolorado.org. Peralta is the fellow in the middle.

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From historycolorado.org.

This team was from Pueblo, Colorado.

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Walsenburg Railroad team, from Huerfano County, Colorado.

Image from historycolorado.org.

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Description directly from historycolorado.org: "Trujillo family baseball team, Trinidad, about 1910. From left: Federico “Fred,” Celestino (also known as Subistiano), Jose “Joe” Demetrio or “J. D.,” Maxmilliano “Max,” Avenisio “Ben.”

Pictured are five of twelve Trujillo siblings—the children of Juan Antonio Trujillo (1834–1916) and María Encarnación Ramires (1862–1942), both born in New Mexico, who operated a farm in Las Animas, Colorado."

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From historycolorado.org

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From historycolorado.org. The ID's of the players according to them are: Standing, from left: Duncan, Sullivan, Walker (captain), Olson, Rector, Famularo, unknown, Dr. Kunitomo. Kneeling, from left: Anthony Kunitomo, McDonald, Williams.

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From historycolorado.org, identities of players listed by the site are: Back row, from left: Tom Lombardi (right field), F. Burns (third base), P. Villano (first base), M. Villano (team captain and center field), L. LaBate (second base), G. LaBate (pitcher), K. Quintana (pitcher). Front row, from left: R. C. Lansville (second base and short stop), L. “Slugger” Tolve (left field), Pipp Lombardi (scorekeeper), Salvatore “Tex” Route (shortstop), Pasquale Lombardi (team backer, owner of Lombardi Billiard Hall, 1400 West Thirty-Seventh Avenue), J. LaBate (team co-backer), Webber (catcher and coach).

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From historycolorado.org, the team was said to have been managed by Art Loper and the players were: Johnny “Kid” West (first row, fourth from left; played left field and pitcher), Oscar Roatcap (standing, far right; played first base), R. Roatcap (center field), Walt Honeycutt (first row, third from right; pitcher), Joe Mills (catcher), Ramsey (second base), Holland (shortstop), Evans (third base), Williams (right field), Ament (pitcher), Greer (pitcher), Atkins (catcher), Hyatt (utility), Grantham (utility), Anderson (utility).

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From historycolorado.org. The ID's are as follows according to the site: Back row, from left: Dan Paladino, Chick Baldi, John Coloroso, Fred Sabin, Eugene Piro (owner of Piro Mercantile), unknown, Clyde Garcio, Pie Face Smaldone, Smokey Brunetti. Front row, from left: unknown, Frank Curcio, Roxie Piro (batboy, son of Eugene Piro), Dominic Coloroso.