Krantzbucks pics to colorize

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by infieldfly

palette.fm, et al.

Magnificent result in respect of the George Murray image, thank you.

Here is a 1924 image of George Milstead with the Chicago Cubs.

Left handed pitcher Milstead's Major League career consisted of 3 successive seasons with the Cubs. Very symmetrically he won 1 game in each season. He pitched 29 innings over 13 games in 1924. Had an ERA of exactly 3.00 in 5 appearances in 1925. In 1926 he made most appearances, pitched most innings and broke a 2 year sequence of 1-1 win- loss records with a record of 1-5 in his final season.

[infieldfly]

Originally Posted by UKBaseballfan

Here is a 1924 image of George Milstead with the Chicago Cubs.

palette.fm, et al.

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by infieldfly

palette.fm, et al.

Thank you for the excellent Milstead image.

Extracted from the 1924 St. Louis Cardinals team photo is an image of Verne Clemons.

Right handed catcher Verne Clemons made his debut with the 1916 St. Louis Browns before spending the rest of his major League career with the St. Louis Cardinals. With the Browns he had 7 at bats spread over 4 games including 1 start.

Returning to the Majors in 1919 with the Cardinals, Clemons established himself as the starting catcher. He continued in that role through 1921. 1921 was clearly his best season establishing career highs in nearly every batting category including a batting average of .320 and OPS of .776. From 1922 to his final 1924 season he was a back-up catcher.

He appeared in a total of 474 games posting a .286 career batting average. In the field all his appearances were in the catcing position.

[blbmab]

i was looking for a colorized photo of jim bolger he was with the reds 50-51
thanks, brett

[infieldfly]

Originally Posted by blbmab

i was looking for a colorized photo of jim bolger he was with the reds 50-51
thanks, brett

I have this one but I believe it is from '54.

[infieldfly]

Originally Posted by UKBaseballfan

Extracted from the 1924 St. Louis Cardinals team photo is an image of Verne Clemons.

Tough one...

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by infieldfly

Tough one...

Yes I didn't think it would be straight forward and I was looking forward to the outcome which was not disappointing.

This is a 1924 image of catcher Zack Taylor with the Brooklyn Robins. He appeared in the Major Leagues for 16 consecutive seasons. This included MVP consideration in 1929.

Taylor's debut in 1920 was highly promising. In 13 at bats he posted a .385 batting average, slugged at .538 and recorded an OPS of .923. In 1921 he reached over 100 at bats but came nowhere near recording the same level of productivity. He appeared in just 7 games in 1922 before earning a starting role as catcher with the 1923 Dodgers as he set a career high in Runs Batted In with 46. This started a sequence of 7 straight years where he was his team's starting receiver. 4 different teams, as in addition to the Robins, it included the Braves, Giants and Cubs.

In 1925 he set his best average in a starting role batting .310 appearing in over 100 games for the first time. In 1926 on joining the Boston Braves he set a career high in games played with 125. After 30 appearances with the 1927 Braves he joined the New York Giants playing an additional 83 games. Back with the Braves in 1928 he matched his career high of games played. 1929 was also split between 2 teams joining the Cubs after starting with the Braves, his contribution deputising for Hartnett earning him MVP consideration. Hall of Famer Gabby Hartnett was reduced to just 25 games in 1929 but he was back to starting duties in 1930.

Taylor stayed in a back-up role with the Cubs through 1933. In 1934 he experienced a brief American League stint with the New York Yankees. with just 4 appearances. His final 1935 season he was back in Brooklyn making 26 appearance with half of them as a starter.

[blbmab]

Originally Posted by infieldfly

I have this one but I believe it is from '54.

good one thanks, brett

[Patsy Tebeau]

He was supposedly only 17 at the time he made his Major League debut with the Middletown Mansfields in 1872

[Patsy Tebeau]

Kolorize

[Patsy Tebeau]

Just some color cards of him with each team he was on

[Patsy Tebeau]

can I get one of Frank Dasso in the minor league Padres uniform please?

[krantzbucks]

Addison Foster Brennan colorized with the Philadelphia Phillies with upscale from deepnostalgia.ai and kolorize.cc with colorizing.

[Patsy Tebeau]

'The Father of Canadian Baseball', Young Canadians Club

[Patsy Tebeau]

Hartford Charter Oaks Base Ball Club

[infieldfly]

Originally Posted by UKBaseballfan

This is a 1924 image of catcher Zack Taylor with the Brooklyn Robins.

palette.fm, et al.

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by infieldfly

palette.fm, et al.

Thank you for the fine colorization of the Zack Taylor image.

Attached is a 1924 image of Webb Schultz with the Chicago White Sox, not of the clearest quality.

Schultz pitched just 1 inning, facing 4 batters, of Major League ball and gave up a run. A triple in the ninth inning by the Athletics Bing Miller resulted in a run, batted in by Joe Hauser.

[krantzbucks]

Harry Cooper Blake colorized with the St Louis Cardianls with upscale by deep nostalgia and color assist from kolorize.cc

[krantzbucks]

Originally Posted by Patsy Tebeau

can I get one of Frank Dasso in the minor league Padres uniform please?

Put as much time into this one as I can. I wasn't sure about the look of the "s" on the cap . I used deep nostalgia.ai to upgrade and kolorize.cc to get started on colorizing.

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added image with amended "s" in red

[Patsy Tebeau]

Originally Posted by krantzbucks

Put as much time into this one as I can. I wasn't sure about the look of the "s" on the cap . I used deep nostalgia.ai to upgrade and kolorize.cc to get started on colorizing.

Thank you, this looks pretty good, though doing a quick google search it would appear the 's' should be red. Great enhancement though.