Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

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Originally Posted by baseball-birthdays.com

Both of these images have been identified as being Frank Ragland of the 1932 Senators. Scan #1 is from a catspajamas auction on ebay way back when and scan #2 is a Charles Conlon photo that's been offered for sale on various sites. They look to me to be two different people. Can anyone state for certain which is the real Frank Ragland?

The Conlon image.

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While looking at the question above, I checked the 1932 Senators roster and found Bob Friedrichs, for whom I only had a very low-quality image. These come from the 1931 College of the Holy Cross yearbook.

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Another player for whom I didn't have a clear image, here is Sherling as an Auburn University baseball player and, more clearly, as a football player. Both came from the university's 1921 yearbook.

[baseball-birthdays.com]

Hoot Evers appeared in twelve games for the 1954 New York Giants... I'm hoping to find a better image of him with that club than the one I've attached. He's not on the UIN list, so I have my fingers crossed that something's out there...

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Originally Posted by baseball-birthdays.com

Hoot Evers appeared in twelve games for the 1954 New York Giants... I'm hoping to find a better image of him with that club than the one I've attached. He's not on the UIN list, so I have my fingers crossed that something's out there...

Unfortunately, that *is* the image that keeps him off the list.

[DeweyintheHall]

Anything of Pickering with the A's in 1903-1904?

[cinemaodyssey]

This is a fairly easy request. Might want to check gettyimages for the 1903 season as they have quite a few.

[DeweyintheHall]

I tried searching Getty in advance this time, but no luck - anything of Jamieson with the A's?

[cinemaodyssey]

Nothing particularly good, but this one shows him on the 1918 A's.

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Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

I tried searching Getty in advance this time, but no luck - anything of Jamieson with the A's?

Here's another not-so-great Jamieson/A's option.

[RUKen]

Wilbur Murdoch 1908
Murdoch's major league experience was limited to 27 games as an outfielder and pinch hitter during the last five weeks of the 1908 season with the St. Louis Cardinals. Baseball-reference.com, which has only an illustration of his face, lists his batting stance as "unknown", but this image from the 1909 Spalding Guide shows him as a right-handed batter.

[cinemaodyssey]

I've been unable to locate anything usable for Galle in the Facepack. The current image is a cartoonish depiction. Does anybody have anything of Galle from either his short stint with the 1942 Senators or the minors?

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Originally Posted by cinemaodyssey

I've been unable to locate anything usable for Galle in the Facepack. The current image is a cartoonish depiction. Does anybody have anything of Galle from either his short stint with the 1942 Senators or the minors?

This is the only other option I have right now, from the 01-Oct-1941 Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. I'll try to hunt for some others this weekend.

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Originally Posted by cinemaodyssey

I've been unable to locate anything usable for Galle in the Facepack. The current image is a cartoonish depiction. Does anybody have anything of Galle from either his short stint with the 1942 Senators or the minors?

Originally Posted by tnfoto

This is the only other option I have right now, from the 01-Oct-1941 Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. I'll try to hunt for some others this weekend.

Here's a clearer image from Galle's high school days, when he went by his birth name of Galaszewski. Picture from the 1937 Bay View (Milwaukee, WI) High School yearbook.

[cinemaodyssey]

Thanks! I spent a ton of time trying to find a decent photo of the 1941 Milwaukee Brewers to no avail.

[Cusick]

Here are a couple more options for Galle.

On the left, he is shown with the Washington Senators. The photo is from the Salinas (CA) Morning Post of 3/22/1942, but the same shot appeared in at least twenty newspaper, so it was probably a wire service photo.

On the right, the photo comes from the Charlotte (NC) Observer of 4/9/1942. The uniform is unidentified.

[cinemaodyssey]

Those are both great! Thanks for sharing!

[bobw]

Supposed to be Stan Galle....has a Brewers uniform with a Bloomington hat...played for both teams in 1939

[bobw]

Let me include the other player in the image with Galle.






I couldn't find his playing stats on BBREF....but found him in a 1939 Sporting News article regarding new Milwaukee Brewer players for 1940

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Originally Posted by bobw

Let me include the other player in the image with Galle.






I couldn't find his playing stats on BBREF....but found him in a 1939 Sporting News article regarding new Milwaukee Brewer players for 1940

I'm fairly certain that the player shown with Galle is Barney Walczak, Galle's Bloomington and Milwaukee teammate, who probably simplified his name much the way Galle did.