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07-12-05 06:56 PM #76
Re: Great Yankee photos
1951
Undated, but my (JY) guess is circa 1970, since Casey passed on in 1975, and Mickey looks like he's already retired (last season: 1968).Dr King (1929-68): Make the Dream a Reality.
RIP, Nelson Mandela, Jackie #42 & Rosa Parks; Ali: Get up…get up; Isaac Hayes; Stevie Wonder: Isn't She Lovely?; Dr J: Fear the 'Fro; Smokin' Joe
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07-12-05 07:14 PM #77
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07-12-05 08:21 PM #78
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You're welcome. I hope that you also enjoy the recent additions to the Negro League thread.
Dr King (1929-68): Make the Dream a Reality.
RIP, Nelson Mandela, Jackie #42 & Rosa Parks; Ali: Get up…get up; Isaac Hayes; Stevie Wonder: Isn't She Lovely?; Dr J: Fear the 'Fro; Smokin' Joe
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07-12-05 11:08 PM #79
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Originally Posted by Jersey Yankee
Originally Posted by Jersey Yankee
(J/K -- great photo, though...)"You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
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07-12-05 11:55 PM #80
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Jack Chesbro
Undated -- based on the length of the sleeves (and the size of Ruth's girth), it's likely 1932 or before.
An interesting card of Tony's, c. 1938
(They put execs on baseball cards back then??)
(Perhaps this belongs in the Boston thread)
Bill Dickey; I know not when"You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
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07-13-05 12:02 AM #81
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Casey lookin' sharp
"The Ol' Perfessor" with Joe Carrieri, a former batboy....
....with Enos Slaughter....
....in Yankees offices....
....with a signed baseball from one of his former players....
.... and fixing Yogi's broken nose."You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
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07-13-05 05:09 PM #82
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More of Tony:
The Murderers' Row infield (Gehrig, Lazzeri, Koenig, and Dugan)"You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
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07-13-05 05:12 PM #83
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Bob Meusel's definitely the guy on the right, and the guy on the left is either Earle Combs or Wally Pipp -- I'm not 100% sure because the caption's wrong.
[EDIT: On second thought, it's probably Combs.]
I'm guessing this is the 1941 World Series celebration, just based on the names in the caption (L to R) -- Art Fletcher, Marvin Breuer, Earle Combs, Johnny Murphy, Phil Rizzuto, Red Rolfe, Tommy Henrich, and Johnny Sturm."You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
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07-13-05 09:47 PM #84
Re: Great Yankee photos
Originally Posted by Jersey Yankee
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07-13-05 11:15 PM #85
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"Old Timers": Speaker, Ruth, & Cobb -- "Amateur Day" in Cleveland, July 28, 1941
Frank Chance in Chicago -- it says 1943 on the picture, but he died in 1924... perhaps they mean 1913?
Chance as Yankees manager
Chance with Clark Griffith
This one's dated 1922, announcing that he'd signed on to manage Boston, but likely again in error, seeing as he only managed the Yankees 1913-14.
Chance shaking hands with Joe Humphries (who from a quick Google I THINK was a popular announcer back then)."You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
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07-13-05 11:37 PM #86
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Rog holding Number 60 (while simultaneously advertizing Yoo-Hoo!)
With Dick Groat, Spring Training 1961
BEYOND PHALLIC!!! (1961 World Series Game 1)
Perry Como gives the close shave, October 1961
Rog with Japanese HR champ Shigeo Nagashima, January 1962 (doesn't say how many he hit, though)
Post-Yankees -- August 16, 1967
Roger & Family, same day
(This one's my favorite -- simply because I didn't know such a photo existed -- how awesome is this!) Spring Training, 1962"You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
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07-14-05 05:03 AM #87
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I am not sure in DiMaggio was really close to a lot of his teammates. Maybe a couple of youngsters with attitudes like Joe Page and Billy Martin. Someone once said DiMaggio's teammates respected him, Mantle's teammates loved him.
Durcoher did become a decent hitter after leaving the Yankees and learning to hit the other way. Something he emphasized on his teams and why he had no use for Ernie Banks in the late 1960s. A pretty low person, suspended by two different commissioners, used to run crooked card games with the actor George Raft, once got a security guard to hold an abusive fans arms behinf his back while Durocher worked him over with brass knuckles. But very baseball-smart, always a great story teller.
These phots are great.Love them!! Thanks to those responsible.
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07-14-05 05:33 AM #88
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Originally Posted by penguin4
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07-20-05 05:24 PM #89
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wow, what great pictures. thank you all so much for posting them. its like a look into yankees history, i love it
In MO I Trust
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07-20-05 09:40 PM #90
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07-21-05 07:09 AM #91
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Originally Posted by Jersey Yankee
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07-21-05 06:46 PM #92
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Originally Posted by in MO I trust 42
Originally Posted by Dooley Womack
Here's a few more "golden oldies":
1939
1927 WS ring.Dr King (1929-68): Make the Dream a Reality.
RIP, Nelson Mandela, Jackie #42 & Rosa Parks; Ali: Get up…get up; Isaac Hayes; Stevie Wonder: Isn't She Lovely?; Dr J: Fear the 'Fro; Smokin' Joe
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07-21-05 07:18 PM #93
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I thought they gave out watches back then.
Or at least they did in 1928 -- maybe they mixed it up (or did both)?
BTW, from what year is that team photo? Based on who's in it, I can guestimate somewhere between 1926 and 1929, but do you know specifically?"You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
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07-23-05 12:01 PM #94
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I'll ask around as to when the WS rings & watches began their distributions.
I'm not sure which team photo. I'll ask around, then get back to you.Dr King (1929-68): Make the Dream a Reality.
RIP, Nelson Mandela, Jackie #42 & Rosa Parks; Ali: Get up…get up; Isaac Hayes; Stevie Wonder: Isn't She Lovely?; Dr J: Fear the 'Fro; Smokin' Joe
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07-24-05 02:06 PM #95
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Re: Great Yankee photos
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07-24-05 03:58 PM #96
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Wow...my man Casey might have not been too color coordinated, but he sure as hell got the job done!
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07-26-05 12:37 PM #97
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07-26-05 01:42 PM #98
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Those are some incredible photos. Whats there not to like about Basball, especially the Yankees? I would of loved to grow up living around Yankee stadium during this era.
I am starting to collect Yankee games on DVD. I have very few on VHS that I am converting.
I tend to stay up all hrs. of the night to watch them. There is something about that stadium when the Yanks do something awesome and it just erupes in there.
Does anyone else have a collection.[font=Verdana]Live For The Day[/font]
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07-28-05 08:11 PM #99
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Here's a bunch on the near-great Frank Crosetti.
"You aint my b!tch, n!gga! Buy your own damn fries!" -- Barack Obama
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08-04-05 12:00 PM #100
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Yankee left fielder Gene Woodling regaining third base after Joe DiMaggio had gone out on a short fly ball during the second game of the 1950 world series played at Philadelphia on Oct. 5. The New York Yankees defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 2 to 1 in ten innings.
Micky Mantle of the New York Yankees watching the ball sail over the head of third baseman Bobby Morgan of the Brooklyn Dodgers. The ball was relayed by the shortstop after Mantle tripled to center field in the fourth game of the 1952 world series. The Yankees won the game 2-0, and took the series, four games to three.Dr King (1929-68): Make the Dream a Reality.
RIP, Nelson Mandela, Jackie #42 & Rosa Parks; Ali: Get up…get up; Isaac Hayes; Stevie Wonder: Isn't She Lovely?; Dr J: Fear the 'Fro; Smokin' Joe
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