Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[DeweyintheHall]

Where did you see that Topps ID'd this image? The files I'm working from have no IDs.
Thanks.

[DeweyintheHall]

Can you identify the source of the Manny Seoane photo? Is it possible to get a larger scan?

[stlcardsfan]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

This is just pure desperation on my part, but I found this image in the TV HW series towards the end of the Rs. Any chance he might be Manny Seoane? I've attached an image of one of Manny's minor league cards, previously posted to this forum by bearman14 (#5807). I think I'm clutching at straws - Seoane is one of my personal white whales from 1978.

not the same guy, Seoane has a cleft chin while the other guy doesn't. They just have similar hair color and mustaches.

[Cusick]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Can you identify the source of the Manny Seoane photo? Is it possible to get a larger scan?

The source is a Brace Photo which I personally purchased probably about twenty years ago. Attached is the largest scan I can provide.

[FatJack]

I can't speak for Sir Lurksalot but, when Topps sold the image on eBay, they identified it as Chuck Rogers.

[Sir Lurksalot]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Where did you see that Topps ID'd this image? The files I'm working from have no IDs.
Thanks.

I saved it directly from the Topps Ebay page when it was for sale.

[Cusick]

This probably should be on the minor league thread, but as long as this color photo started here, I'll make the comparison on this thread. The B&W photo shows Chuck Rogers in the uniform of the Wichita Aeros. So this comparison suggests that Topps had it right when they identified the player as Chuck Rogers. Rogers was a pitcher who was on the Cubs' 1978 spring roster.

[rico43]

One late note about Isaac. He was with the Indians organization for 44 years, but was fired without cause at the end of the 2008 season, with GM Shapiro waiting until the day after the season to announce it, so that all the Latin players had already left town (according to columnist Bill Livingston). Mostly, he was the bullpen coach who also helped warm up pitchers.

[tnfoto]

Facepack upgrade, pictured with the 1937 Cedar Rapids Raiders.

[banosd]

De-autographed the 2009 Topps Heritage card

[stlcardsfan]

Couldn't find a photo of John Wockenfuss with the Cardinals (1973 Tulsa) anywhere so I decided to do a mock up card using his rookie card. Recently acquired an autographed postcard of him with the Tigers. I collect all things Cardinals so I needed a Cardinals photo of him.( i collect MiLB and MLB autos)

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[hobbs11]

Hello my fellow Cardinal fan. I appreciate your great efforts on card productions.

As you might be aware I have been looking for a color pic of pitcher Tom Underwood who came over in the Bake McBride deal of '77. Might you have somehow some way come across one? Thanks in advance!

[cheech411]

[hobbs11]

Originally Posted by cheech411

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Yes - I have this cardboard attempt by the folks at Topps to illustrate his existence on the team. I just won't accept it....

It might be fair to offer that based on the blurry background of other players, that he might have been wearing the light blue Phillie unis in the original image.....

Any other color options cheech411?

[FatJack]

The late great Larry Doby Johnson in that ugly White Sox getup via latest TV release (no TV Expos pics, sadly).

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by hobbs11

Hello my fellow Cardinal fan. I appreciate your great efforts on card productions.

As you might be aware I have been looking for a color pic of pitcher Tom Underwood who came over in the Bake McBride deal of '77. Might you have somehow some way come across one? Thanks in advance!

It's not high-res nor color, but here is the only unaltered Underwood/Cardinals image I have.

[Merkle923]

In today's Topps Vault dump is Manly Johnston, a long-time White Sox minor leaguer who managed 20 homers in '62 and 20 wins as a pitcher in '64. What the record books say about him is intriguing enough, but Johnston is also one of those unfortunate guys who were brought up by big league clubs but who never got into a major league game. Johnston's turn was at the end of that 20-win season in 1964, and he even makes a few cameos in images taken of Chicago's futile bid for the pennant that September:

[hobbs11]

Originally Posted by tnfoto

It's not high-res nor color, but here is the only unaltered Underwood/Cardinals image I have.

And as you have previously posted which I appreciate. Yours is my current bar for Mr Underwood as await for it to be exceeded with a color, better quality pic.....

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by hobbs11

And as you have previously posted which I appreciate. Yours is my current bar for Mr Underwood as await for it to be exceeded with a color, better quality pic.....

Sorry about the repost. I couldn't remember if I had shared it before so checked this thread but had forgotten to check other threads. My bad.

[Merkle923]

Not sure if he is better suited to the minor league thread, but here he is, amid the 1964 White Sox in (if I remember correctly) Cleveland. There's a second shot where Ray Herbert and Ken Berry are more clearly visible and Johnston's back - and name on the back - are in the foreground.