Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[Home Free]

Midway through 2019, UK Baseball Fan posted an image of Sammy Taylor with the Indians. He has not posted here recently, but I tried to reach out to him. This is the final member of the 1963 Indians our Master Set group needs.
Did anyone copy it and can anyone share it, online or off? Color or B&W, jjust need to have a photo on file. THank you to anyone.

[DeweyintheHall]

Looking for something of Harry Kelley with the A's - a Google search comes back with an image which looks a bit like him but I think it's actually Lou Finney.

[DeweyintheHall]

From the January 28, 1938 Philadelphia Inquirer - as if from above not only a photo of Kelley but on which directly compares him to Finney...

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Looking for something of Harry Kelley with the A's - a Google search comes back with an image which looks a bit like him but I think it's actually Lou Finney.

Here are some options, all courtesy of thecatspajamas99.

[rrb77]

another option

[baseball-birthdays.com]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Looking for something of Harry Kelley with the A's - a Google search comes back with an image which looks a bit like him but I think it's actually Lou Finney.

when looking for players from the late 1920s, 1930s, and early 1940s, search here - https://www.imagekind.com/artists/Re...ine-art-prints, Harry Kelley for example...

(edited to add) the evil Getty Images has most of those images as well...

[rrb77]

1912 Cincinnati Reds...from ebay seller b-e-collectibles

[DeweyintheHall]

Anything of either with the Philadelphia A's?

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Anything of either with the Philadelphia A's?

Here are two options from early 1907, both from the Philadelphia Inquirer.

[cinemaodyssey]

Here's another option for Vickers.

[brobby05]

I ran into a 1986 Brewers image from the Topps Vault by the name according to the listing of Tim Ryzarski which is pd472. I can't even find ANYTHING on this guy and it gives me an error on here with it too. Here's the photo of the guy and I can't seem to replace my photo on the left...what might be the problem?

Thanks,

Brobby05

[rrb77]

another option

[bobw]

Originally Posted by brobby05

I ran into a 1986 Brewers image from the Topps Vault by the name according to the listing of Tim Ryzarski which is pd472. I can't even find ANYTHING on this guy and it gives me an error on here with it too. Here's the photo of the guy and I can't seem to replace my photo on the left...what might be the problem?

Thanks,

Brobby05

Tim Pyznarski

[HoeyRedSox]

Jack Hoey is my great grandfather. Our family always thought he was the 4th from left. He was known to be very close friends with Cy Young standing next to him.

From left to right -
1) Player is identified as "Railing", but there is no player named Railing in BR. I think he bears a resemblance to Sox player Jack Hoey, pictured at the bottom right below. Thoughts?
2) Identified as Killian, but there is no player in Sox history with that name. There was a Tiger pitcher named Ed Killian at that time, and there is a resemblance, and the Tigers were wearing black pants at the time. BUT - Killian was 5' 11", which would put him 2 inches taller than #3, who is Ralph Glaze, who checked in at 5'9". I think (Hope?) #2 might be Tex Pruiett - he had a cleft chin and was an inch shorter than Glaze (image of Pruiett below between the larger image and Hoey) .
3) Ralph Glaze
4) Unidentified - any assistance would be appreciated.
5) 'Nuf Ced McGreevey
6) Cy Young
7) Rube Kroh

Thanks for any assistance![/QUOTE]

[Dto7]

Originally Posted by HoeyRedSox

Jack Hoey is my great grandfather. Our family always thought he was the 4th from left. He was known to be very close friends with Cy Young standing next to him.

From left to right -
1) Player is identified as "Railing", but there is no player named Railing in BR. I think he bears a resemblance to Sox player Jack Hoey, pictured at the bottom right below. Thoughts?
2) Identified as Killian, but there is no player in Sox history with that name. There was a Tiger pitcher named Ed Killian at that time, and there is a resemblance, and the Tigers were wearing black pants at the time. BUT - Killian was 5' 11", which would put him 2 inches taller than #3, who is Ralph Glaze, who checked in at 5'9". I think (Hope?) #2 might be Tex Pruiett - he had a cleft chin and was an inch shorter than Glaze (image of Pruiett below between the larger image and Hoey) .
3) Ralph Glaze
4) Unidentified - any assistance would be appreciated.
5) 'Nuf Ced McGreevey
6) Cy Young
7) Rube Kroh

Thanks for any assistance!

[/QUOTE]
From the 1907 Fort Wayne Journal Gazette

[baseball-birthdays.com]

Walt Doan, Cleveland Naps, newly listed on ebay by seller jcm331

[jwisenberg]

Looking for a color image of Gary Cooper with the Atlanta Braves circa 1980. Thanks

[keonleafs]

Originally Posted by jwisenberg

Looking for a color image of Gary Cooper with the Atlanta Braves circa 1980. Thanks

Not very good, but...

[tnfoto]

Facepack upgrade, from the 1921 University of Mississippi yearbook, where he was listed as shortstop Spencer Wood.

[Home Free]

Originally Posted by keonleafs

Not very good, but...

Is this sharper? Same image