Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[Terry D]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

So, I've finished my '82 thing, and here are the ones I came up short on (pretty certain a couple are widely considered White Whales):
COX, Larry Cubs
STEIN, Randy Cubs (there's an image elsewhere in this forum which I believe is actually a minor league shot)

Here are the aforementioned AAA Iowa alternatives for Cox and Stein: Cox as 1983 manager, Stein in the 1982 set.

[Chickazoola]

Originally Posted by tnfoto

Thank you both. I've added Gleason to the missing player list.

No sooner was he lost than he was found.

I had a look on ancestry without much hope that we would find a photo of Gleason, who passed in 1893 due to consumption. But lo and behold, his ancestry.com page had a nice portrait of him, and since many other family members also had old-timey photos, I am left to assume that the photo is accurate.

[Cusick]

A horrible photo in terms of getting any view of his face, but this does show Darrell Brown in a 1982 Oakland A's uniform. The action features his getting tagged out at home plate. The photo is from the Sacramento Bee of Sept. 9, 1982.

[Cusick]

A sliver of Randy Bass' face may be seen in this photo showing him playing first base for the 1982 Texas Rangers. It's from the Dallas Morning News of May 29, 1982.

[baseball-birthdays.com]

Originally Posted by Terry D

I believe that the original was posted on ebay by dr.jteeee, together with a fine image of Rick Lancelloti as a Padre. I saved both at the time, but can't find the Lansford in my files now so it's good to have it back.

here's the original...

[krantzbucks]

Paul Raymond "Shorty" Des Jardien image with the University of Chicago baseball team can be found here

[Home Free]

Not knowing who drops by at this site, I figure it doesn't hurt to ask:


A lot of homebound people would have had a great deal of fun with those images with the world shiut down. Is NYC stlll a decree or two away lfrom allowing them to operate?

[cinemaodyssey]

Sadly not an image of Rogers in Washington Senators garb, but this is a nice upgrade to the Facepack photo. It pictures Rogers as team captain of the 1935 University of Virginia baseball team.

[Cusick]

If an image of Buck Rogers in a Washington Senators' uni is desired, here's one, albeit not very good. It's from the Washington Evening Star of Sept. 14, 1935, in which they erroneously labelled him as Orville Rogers rather than Orlin Rogers.

[bobw]

With the Portsmouth Cubs 1940

[cinemaodyssey]

Here are some more players I haven't found sufficient Facepack images for. If anyone has anything better than what is currently featured by all means share!


Ben Rochefort
Bill F. Conroy
Bill Bolden
Bill Dalrymple
Bill Wolff
Bob Brush
Bob Larmore
Brad Springer


Larmore supposedly attended the University of Missouri but I have not been able to find him in any of the yearbooks.

[Chickazoola]

Not sure this is of any help, but here's a photo of Bob Larmore with Houston in the May 18, 1919 Houston Post.

[Chickazoola]

Bill Bolden in the May 27, 1921 Houston Post

[Cusick]

Both of these images come from the Washington Evening Star and both show him in the Washington Senators' uniform. The first is from the issue of April 16, 1923. The second (the pair of photos) is from the issue of March 15, 1923.

[Cusick]

William F. "Bill" Wolff is shown here in a Philadelphia Phillies uniform. The photo is from the Philadelphia Inquirer of April 19, 1903. I got the lead from Marc Okkonen's work as he prepared his book, 2000 CUPS OF COFFEE.

[Cusick]

Below is the original of the image Mark Okkonen used for his book, 2000 CUPS.... Brush is in a University of Wisconsin uniform.

[Cusick]

Below is the original of the image Marc Okkonen used for his book 2000 CUPS....

[Cusick]

Below is the original image used by Marc Okkonen for his book 2000 CUPS...

[Cusick]

The image on the left is the original of the one used by Marc Okkonen for his book, 2000 CUPS OF COFFEE. The image on the right was one he gathered and considered for the book, but did not use. Both images were taken from team photos of the Cincinnati Reds.

[Cusick]

The photo on the left is from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat of March 20, 1920. It shows Bolden in a Cardinals uniform. I obtained the photo on the right from another collector years ago. That collector got the photo from a relative of Bolden. I don't know the identity of the uniform.

Looks like Retrosheet is mistaken in calling Bolden a right-handed batter (unless the newspaper reversed the negative).