Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[Amazin69]

From the same Mexico City game. RMY has no idea who this is; a note on the back of the photo (added later) calls him Cecil Jones, but no Cecil Jones entered OB until 1923. It's obviously not Fielder Jones, but perhaps was originally mislabeled such because Jones was the Hitless Wonders' manager.



(Once again, my usual treatments.)

ETA: That might be Fielder Jones sitting on the bench, though.

[Amazin69]

Again from RMY. Big Ed was also in Mexico City, wearing a big grin because, hey, you don't win the World Series every year.

(Especially if you're the White Sox, it eventuated.)



(De-browned and such, as usual.)

[RUKen]

Originally Posted by Amazin69

From the same Mexico City game. RMY has no idea who this is; a note on the back of the photo (added later) calls him Cecil Jones, but no Cecil Jones entered OB until 1923. It's obviously not Fielder Jones, but perhaps was originally mislabeled such because Jones was the Hitless Wonders' manager.

ETA: That might be Fielder Jones sitting on the bench, though.

Cecil Jones was on the trip to Mexico. He was the son of Fielder Jones, and was five or six years old at the time. I agree that the pictured gentleman is obviously not Cecil.

I've attached a roster of the traveling White Sox party in Mexico from the Chicago Inter Ocean, March 5th, 1907. I believe the player mislabeled as Cecil is actually his father, who was a right-handed thrower. A head shot from 1908 is attached along with a closeup from the RMY image. I think the person on the bench may be Lee Tannehill.

[Amazin69]

Ooh, cool. The head-on shots I saw of Fielder (including his St. Louis Terriers pic on Wikipedia and Chicago digital collection pic) seemed to show his ears protruding more, but I can't argue with the matching angle. Thanks!

Here are the last two RMY Mexico pics, from a different day. Hub Hart and Lee Quillin.



Had to work the sliders and tweak the contrast so that the shadows didn't obscure Quillin's features.