Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[FatJack]

It's not that there are no images of Tim Foli in his first go around with the Mets, and its not that there are no color images of Tim Foli in his first go around with the Mets. Its just that pretty much every color image of Tim Foli in his first go around with the Mets sucks. The Vault gives us a couple of acceptable images of the infielder, today.

[rlumpkin1@tampabay.rr.com]

Gary Linhdoltz from 1965 Cincinnati Reds yearbook

[Merkle923]

Marvin Fodor, Reds' pitching prospect, in one of about eight different shoots Topps did with him in Reds camps in the early '60s (these are 1964). All the Marvin Fodors you could ever use - and two of them will soon be available to you the home consumer ;-)

Today's Topps uploads (KB): 344-345 Elston Howard; 346-347 Frank Howard; 348-351 Ray Fosse; 352-353 Terry Forster; 354-355 Ken Forsch; 356 Forsch Brothers; 357 Bob Forsch; 358-359 Ken Forsch; 360-365 Mike Fornieles; 366-367 Gregg Foreman (Atlanta system); 368-369 Ted Ford; 370-373 Disco Danny Ford; 374-377 Jim Foor; 378-379 Rich Folkers; 380-381 Johnny Pesky; 382-383 Dave Ford; 384-385 Doug Flynn; 386-387 Joe Christopher; 388-391 Tim Foli; 392-393 Marvis Foley; 394-397 Hank Foiles; 398-399 Marvin Fodor; 400-401 Rick Sutcliffe; 402-403 Bobby Wine; 404 Andy Etchebarren; 405-406 Jim Essian; 407 Chuck Essegian; 408 Dick Egan; 409-410 Tom Egan; 411 Larry Elliot; 412 Randy Elliott; 413 Sammy Ellis; 414 Don Elston; 415-416 Dick Ellsworth; 417 Lee Elia; 418 Bruce Ellingsen; 419-420 Mike Epstein; 421 Roger Erickson; 422 Nino Espinosa; 423 Sammy Esposito.

BTW KB 271-332 are various production materials used on, or gathered for possible use on, Topps cards - playoff game action photos, black and white shots used on the card backs in 1971, etc.

[Merkle923]

Not Roger Hyden. This is Roger Hyden:

[Merkle923]

Not his first Pirates (1973: 1.1 innings pitched) image, but certainly his first from Topps:

[Merkle923]

As if they've been reading the last few pages, an image of the veteran reliever during his unsuccessful bid to make the Reds as a non-roster invitee in 1964.

[keonleafs]

Originally Posted by Merkle923

Not with his big league club, the Cubs, but with the team for which he was a perennial prospect, Cincinnati.

Today's Topps uploads (KB): 398-399 John Flavin;
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I may be wrong, but this Reds pitcher is the same as HZ343-344 with number 45 on his jersey, and ah937 to 939. And he has been identified as Marv Fodor, another Reds minor leaguer. And here is a TV pic of Flavin.

[Expos 1969-2004]

Originally Posted by cheech411

jim northup expos 1974 anything???

The only picture I have, in black and white...

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by Expos 1969-2004

The only picture I have, in black and white...

Of course, you also shared this one several years ago.

[tnfoto]

1948 Senators, as offered by andy1921.

Caribeño offered another option several years ago.

[tnfoto]

1957 Giants, as recently offered by vintagecollectibles4u2.

[Buster Narum]

I came across this today on another page of the HOF "Dressed to the Nines" site and thought it might be helpful to many of you

National Baseball Hall of Fame - Dressed to the Nines - Parts of the Uniform

Btw, the one that I was looking for was Elliott Maddox on the Yankees with a black armband. Eventually, I saw that he had been in camp in 1981 with them, and the armband was for Elston Howard

[rlumpkin1@tampabay.rr.com]

Ryne Duran, Art Shamskey and Don Pavletich from 1965 Reds yearbook

[rlumpkin1@tampabay.rr.com]

Gus Gil, Tommy Helms and Chico Ruiz from 1965 yearbook

[Buster Narum]

Originally Posted by rlumpkin1@tampabay.rr.com

[Roger Craig, Art Shamskey and Don Pavletich from 1965 Reds yearbook

The first one looks like Ryne Duren, not Roger Craig

[rlumpkin1@tampabay.rr.com]

Originally Posted by Buster Narum

The first one looks like Ryne Duren, not Roger Craig

Yes you are right. looked at the wrong name, when i was typing. thanks for the correction.

[Oriole1952]

I agree. I looked at it a few times and it sure didn't look like Roger.

[Oriole1952]

I know one of Jessie Jefferson's children posts here now and then...ran across this item and thought they would like to see it...someone still remembers. June 23

On this day in...1973 - In his major league debut‚ Jesse Jefferson loses his shut out when Red Sox third baseman Rico Petrocelli's two-out, ninth inning solo home run ties the Fenway Park contest. The 24 year-old rookie right-hander will hang on to get the complete game victory after the Orioles score a run in the 10th to beat Boston, 2-1.

[tnfoto]

1988 Angels, from Getty.

[tnfoto]

1989 Brewers, from the 1994 Miller Brewers 25th Anniversary set.