Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[ethanwa]

Anyone have Dave Schmidt, Eric Gunderson, or Kevin Brown on the Seattle Mariners in 1992?

Can't find a single photo of any in a M's uniform.

[cinemaodyssey]

Valdes is pictured during Spring Training with the Senators in 1944. He had one appearance as a pinch hitter as his major league experience. The photo was printed in the 3/17/1944 edition of Evening Star.

[stlcardsfan]

Does anyone have a Jim McDonald White Sox 1956-1958 image? I cant find anything

[Pinetarpress]

The , always great, Dr, J, Teee has a nice photo of 7 game Blue Jay Dan Whitmer

[rrb77]

1956-58 Chicago White Sox

[Terry D]

Originally Posted by Pinetarpress

The , always great, Dr, J, Teee has a nice photo of 7 game Blue Jay Dan Whitmer

Thanks, that's a beautiful shot. Now, if I could only find a decent shot of Charlie Beamon the '81 Jays would be complete...

[tnfoto]

Originally Posted by Terry D

Thanks, that's a beautiful shot. Now, if I could only find a decent shot of Charlie Beamon the '81 Jays would be complete...

I'm not sure if this is "decent," but here is Beamon with the '81 Blue Jays.

[hobbs11]

Greetings all, any chance anyone has the original of this cropped version of Larry Haney with Milwaukee & the M/B logo? Thanks all!

[Terry D]

Originally Posted by tnfoto

I'm not sure if this is "decent," but here is Beamon with the '81 Blue Jays.

That's fabulous, much better than what I had. Thanks a lot!

[rrb77]

1919-22 Philadelphia Phillies...from ebay seller jamesc4770.

[Terry D]

Larry McWilliams was a left handed pitcher who came up in '78 and had several up-and-down seasons with the Braves. In mid season 1982 he was pitching garbage relief for Atlanta when he was traded to the Pirates for the inimitable Pascual Perez. As Bill James pointed out, this was a trade which helped both teams because both pitchers' careers took off after it. McWilliams found his groove with Pittsburgh, where coach Johnny Sain gave him a weird, herky-jerky motion. It looked funny but it worked, and for two and a half years McWilliams was one of the best left handed starters in the National League. Then in 1985 McWilliams was hit by shoulder problems. His strikeouts fell and his K/W deteriorated and after two poor seasons the Bucs cut him loose. Thereafter McWilliams had to scramble to stay in the majors. He was an aging pitcher dealing with the typical mid-career loss-of-the-fastball crisis, but he hung on through 1990 as a left-handed spot reliever and occasional spot starter with several teams. McWilliams' first stop on this tour was back in Atlanta in '87, where he went 0-1, 5.75 in nine games. This 1987 photo comes from the Fritsch postcard collection on ebay. It is the only image I have seen so far of McWilliams in the new/old uniform which Atlanta (re) adopted that year.

[Terry D]

Terry Bell, a six-foot, 195-pound catcher out of Dayton, Ohio, was drafted by Oakland in 1980 but didn't sign. He was drafted again by the Mariners in '83, signed, and spent a couple of years in the M's chain. The Mariners dealt him to Kansas City in 1986 for relief pitcher Mark Huismann, which suggests that someone must have regarded him as a prospect. I can't imagine why. I have looked at Bell's minor league stats, and they are so unimpressive that I can't think of a single thing to say about them. Bell got a cup of Mocha Java with the '86 Royals. In 1987 the Royals, having rather needlessly lost faith in Dan Quisenberry, acquired aged reliever Gene Garber from Atlanta. Who did they deal to get Garber? Why, Terry Bell, of course. Again, I have no clue why Atlanta would have wanted him. Bell got one hitless at bat for the wretched '87 Braves, never played in the majors again, and retired after the '89 season. There is a color card image of Bell with the '88 Greenville Braves out there which shows him wearing an Atlanta helmet, but the attached photo of him with the 1987 Braves is the only certified Atlanta image of him which I have seen so far. The photo comes from the Fritsch postcard collection on ebay,

[Terry D]

Tom Hausman was a bottom-of-the-staff reliever who spent several seasons with the then-forlorn Mets in the late 70s and early 80s. Late in the '82 season the Mets traded Tom to the Braves for lefty reliever Carlos Diaz. Hausman pitched just 3 and 2/3 innings for the Braves (0-0, 0 saves, 4.91) but at least he was able to close out his big league career on a division winning club. Topps had Tom in its '83 set as a Brave, but the image was very clearly an airbrush job. Here is a genuine photo of Tom as a Brave, the only such I have seen so far. It comes from the Fritsch postcard collection on ebay.

[DeweyintheHall]

Just finished a 1969 project and am in need of a few images - I think a few of these are considered whales, but I suppose it never hurts to ask.

1969 KROLL, Gary Indians
1969 ADLESH, Dave Angels (Aq. 4/30, to minors 5/13, DNP)
1969 AMARO, Ruben Sr. Angels
1969 ORTEGA, Phil Angels
1969 PRIDDY, Bob Angels
1969 PIZARRO, Juan A's
1969 VELAZQUEZ, Freddie A's (Mil. List replacement; DPN)
1969 ROGGENBURK, Garry Pilots
1969 RIBANT, Dennis Reds
1969 DE LA HOZ, Mike Reds
1969 MCBEAN, Al Padres
1969 GONDER, Jesse Padres

[hobbs11]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Just finished a 1969 project and am in need of a few images - I think a few of these are considered whales, but I suppose it never hurts to ask.


1969 MCBEAN, Al Padres

Per okcochise files..

[hobbs11]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Just finished a 1969 project and am in need of a few images - I think a few of these are considered whales, but I suppose it never hurts to ask.

1969 PRIDDY, Bob Angels

Per okcochise files...

[hobbs11]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Just finished a 1969 project and am in need of a few images - I think a few of these are considered whales, but I suppose it never hurts to ask.

1969 ROGGENBURK, Garry Pilots

per okcochise files...

[hobbs11]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Just finished a 1969 project and am in need of a few images - I think a few of these are considered whales, but I suppose it never hurts to ask.

1969 ORTEGA, Phil Angels

per okcochise files...

[hobbs11]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Just finished a 1969 project and am in need of a few images - I think a few of these are considered whales, but I suppose it never hurts to ask.

1969 AMARO, Ruben Sr. Angels

And one more per okcochise files...

[hobbs11]

Originally Posted by DeweyintheHall

Just finished a 1969 project and am in need of a few images - I think a few of these are considered whales, but I suppose it never hurts to ask.

1969 GONDER, Jesse Padres

Hey there, by chance is this player & team accurate? I show he ended up with SF's minor league team in 1969 after last appearing in MLB for Pit in '67....