Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

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From the Boston Globe of June 29, 1912.

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From the Boston Globe of March 13, 1914.

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King Bader from 1916 training camp

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1912 Red Sox

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1911-12 Red Sox

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From the Boston Globe of Aug. 4, 1919.

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1917-18 Red Sox

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Pictured in Red Sox uniform in the Boston Globe of April 15, 1920.

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From the Boston Globe of May 29, 1919.

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In Red Sox uniform holding his baby daughter in a photo from the Boston Globe of June 2, 1921.

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Originally Posted by rrb77

1992 Red Sox

For what it's worth, the photo in the post linked above is photoshopped from Barrett's 1994 ProCards New Britain Red Sox card, where he was shown as a coach.

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Wasn't aware of that, thank you!

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In Red Sox uniform as pictured in the Boston Globe of March 11, 1920. This was a little tricky to find, as the Globe spelled his first name as Garry.

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Although I've detected zero enthusiasm for non-photographic images of Red Sox players, I'm posting this drawing of James anyway because it's the only representation I could find of him in a Red Sox uniform. The source was the Oregonian newspaper (Portland) of Sept. 7, 1919.

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1911 Red Sox

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Finding the Judge is absolutely rrb77nastic!!!

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Originally Posted by rrb77

1911 Red Sox

Unfortunately the above-referenced image can't show Nagle with the 1911 Red Sox, because it was used for his 1910 E99 Bishop & Co. card, picturing him with the PCL Los Angeles Angels.

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Originally Posted by rrb77

1912 Red Sox

Likewise, the Doug Smith photo posted above does not appear to be in a Red Sox uniform either. The same photo was published in the Boston Globe on July 9, 1912, and is attached below. The caption is difficult to read, but the first four words are "Young Turner Falls Pitcher". My assumption is that he's wearing a Turner Falls (Mass.) uniform. Turner Falls is a town located in Western Massachusetts, due north of Springfield, about ten miles south of the Vermont border.

If you look closely at the photo posted by rrb77, it's obvious that there are no buttons on the jersey worn by Smith. The Red Sox jersey had buttons. In the attached photo, the sock pattern doesn't match the pattern worn by the 1912 Red Sox.

Smith made his debut with the Red Sox the next day after this photo was published in the Boston Globe.

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Images in Sox unis needed for these pitchers who made their debut between 1921 and 1930:

1921 DODGE, Sam
1921 SOTHORON, Allan
1922 QUINN, Jack
1923 BLETHEN, Clarence
1923 MURRAY, George
1923 O'DOUL, Lefty
1924 KELLETT, Al
1924 WINTERS, Clarence
1924 WOODS, John
1924 WORKMAN, Hoge
1925 ADAMS, Bob
1925 FRANCIS, Ray
1925 KALLIO, Rudy
1926 CLOWERS, Bill

My sincerest thanks again to all those helping with these - I am also searching elsewhere the best I can and will share any images I find.

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1922-25 Red Sox