Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[DeweyintheHall]

Just finishing a 1970 project and still need these guys in the following unis. Thanks as always!

1970 FAUL, Bill Giants
1970 WILLIS, Ron Padres
1970 MARSHALL, Mike Astros
1970 KLINE, Ron Braves
1970 FARRELL, Turk Braves
1970 METZGER, Roger Giants
1970 WOMACK, Dooley A's
1970 KUSNYER, Art White Sox
1970 HAMILTON, Steve White Sox
1970 GRIFFIN, Doug Angels
1970 SHANK, Harvey Angels
1970 NEN, Dick Senators (Red unis)
1970 RAMOS, Pedro Senators (New version)

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Just finishing a 1970 project and still need these guys in the following unis. Thanks as always!

1970 FAUL, Bill Giants

Faul/Giants was shared here almost exactly a decade ago. My, how time flies!

[stlcardsfan]

Here are some more photos of guys who I can't find that have been labeled. I could have downloaded them with the names attached, but here are the names, which may be wrong lol

Berry Moran 1969
Jim Redmond CHW 1973
Terry Moore OAK
Henry Todd 1990
Tommy Sands

[stlcardsfan]

Picked up a whole set of sporting news papers from 1981 and 1988 from goodwill, of all places.
whoever had them took very good care of them and even had them in order. the 1988 issue with the hall of fame program was still intact.

here are some random photos from the papers

[ethanwa]

Edit: Ignore this post! Mod please delete

[DeweyintheHall]

Originally Posted by tnfoto

Faul/Giants was shared here almost exactly a decade ago. My, how time flies!

Thanks!

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Just finishing a 1970 project and still need these guys in the following unis. Thanks as always!

1970 KUSNYER, Art White Sox

Here is Kusnyer in 1970, and also with the Sox during spring training 1971.

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Just finishing a 1970 project and still need these guys in the following unis. Thanks as always!

1970 RAMOS, Pedro Senators (New version)

Ramos signed with the Senators a week before Opening Day, so this could be a spring training photo. I'm not certain that the Senators wore the 1969 sleeve patch into the 1970 season, but aside from the patch, the 1969 and 1970 uniforms are the same.

[Cusick]

Originally Posted by stlcardsfan

Here are some more photos of guys who I can't find that have been labeled. I could have downloaded them with the names attached, but here are the names, which may be wrong lol

Berry Moran 1969
Jim Redmond CHW 1973
Terry Moore OAK
Henry Todd 1990
Tommy Sands

The second name should be Jim Redmon, who was a shortstop on the White Sox spring roster in 1970, 1972, and 1973. The last name should be Tommy Sandt who played in the majors with the Oakland A's in 1975 and 1976. The third name should be Kelvin Moore. The same photo was used on his 1982 Donruss baseball card. He played for the A's in 1981, 1982, and 1983.

[DeweyintheHall]

Originally Posted by tnfoto

Ramos signed with the Senators a week before Opening Day, so this could be a spring training photo. I'm not certain that the Senators wore the 1969 sleeve patch into the 1970 season, but aside from the patch, the 1969 and 1970 uniforms are the same.

Thanks for the Kusnyer and the Ramos!

[Cusick]

Originally Posted by stlcardsfan

Here are some more photos of guys who I can't find that have been labeled. I could have downloaded them with the names attached, but here are the names, which may be wrong lol

Berry Moran 1969
Jim Redmond CHW 1973
Terry Moore OAK
Henry Todd 1990
Tommy Sands

I think "Berry Moran" is Don McMahon, who pitched for the Tigers in 1968 and 1969. The eye color in your photo seems right. I've attached a photo of McMahon when he was with the Braves, and the pattern in his teeth, including the small fang on the left side of his mouth, seems the same.

Your final mystery name, Henry Todd, escapes me. There was no one close to that nomenclature on the Tigers' spring roster in 1990.

[keonleafs]

Originally Posted by stlcardsfan

Here are some more photos of guys who I can't find that have been labeled. I could have downloaded them with the names attached, but here are the names, which may be wrong lol

The first Tiger is indeed Barry Morgan, Detroit farmhand 1967-70.

[ethanwa]

Anyone have Vance Lovelace on the Seattle Mariners in 1990?

Played for the team for 5 games.

[cinemaodyssey]

Strelecki is pictured during Spring Training with the 1931 Reds. His photo was printed in the 3/2/1931 edition of The Cincinnati Post.

[Cusick]

Originally Posted by stlcardsfan

Here are some more photos of guys who I can't find that have been labeled. I could have downloaded them with the names attached, but here are the names, which may be wrong lol

Berry Moran 1969
Jim Redmond CHW 1973
Terry Moore OAK
Henry Todd 1990
Tommy Sands

A friend suggested that the player in the fifth photo may be Charlie Sands rather than Tommy Sandt. I looked into that possibility and found that the fifth photo is on Charlie Sands' 1976 Topps baseball card. So it is indeed Charlie Sands.

[lebby20]

The Baseball Hall of Fame is seeking donations to support the digitizing of the Doug McWilliams photo collection that he donated to the hall. McWilliams photographed most players from all teams in the 70s, 80s, and 90s for Topps. Please consider donating to unlock these terrific images we all enjoy.
https://support.baseballhall.org/cam...ection/c395089

[stlcardsfan]

Thank you so much for the help!

Here are a few more

andy markham HOU 1966
Don French BOS
Ronald Burts NYM 1973
Paul Smith 1964
Chris Holbert 1972 (colorized)

[cinemaodyssey]

Originally Posted by prewinter

Mike Ryan made his debut on July 25, 1895. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat wrote the next day "Denny Lyons' sore knee went back on him, and he was replaced by a Carondelet amateur - Ryan by name - in the eighth inning. Mr. Ryan has a large local following, who were out to see him perform. He had nothing to do, and he did it well. He is a good looker, and comes well recommended." The St. Louis Post-Dispatch described him as "another St. Louis boy" on July 26 and "the South St. Louis amateur" on July 27. (Carondelet Park is in south St. Louis city.)

Ryan played one more game, on July 27. The PD summed it up. "Ryan was let out. His unsuccessful attempt, if attempt it could be called, to stop Shindle's easy grounder in the third was the cause."

Doesn't sound to me like a person who played for many year in the minors, as Mike Ryan (ryan--001mik) with Chattanooga in 1892 and 1893 is credited with doing.

Thanks for that. I think the Mike Ryan that appeared in the majors should be considered a missing player for our pictorial project.

[Chickazoola]

Okay, so just spent a few minutes on it and it turns out Michael Ryan became police chief of Natchez, Missouri and I was able to find his image on newspapers.com in the June 30, 1921 Natchez Democrat. He most commonly went by M. P. Ryan while in Natchez.

[cinemaodyssey]

Nice job! I think we can conclusively say that the previous Facepack image is not Ryan. The ears couldn't be more different.