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Originally Posted by infieldfly
I agree that the image of Grimm looks too old. Proof that AI still has limitations.
I tried the Faber photo in ChatGPT but thought the facial characteristics were a bit too altered. Consequently, I went back to less aggressive apps.
palette.fm was used for skin and PS Elements for the uni.
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Thank you for the very nice improvement in respect of the Red Faber image.
I attach an image of Bud Clancy with the Chicago White Sox. I do not have a date for the image but comparing his appearance on the image with all other Clancy White Sox images this appears to me to be the one which shows him at his youngest. I am more than ready to stand corrected if anyone has a date for the photo displayed.
First-baseman Clancy made his debut with the 1924 Chicago White Sox appearing in 13 games. Before his breakthrough season of 1927 the left hander appeared in 4 games in 1925 and 12 in 1926. Establishing himself as the starting first-baseman he set career highs in games played (130), hits (130) , runs batted in (53) and doubles (21) while batting .300 most often from the 7 place in the lineup. In 1928 he matched his high in games played but although his average dipped he set career marks in at bats (487), runs (64), triples (11) and total bases (179) now mostly batting second. In 1929 he appeared in 92 games but was replaced by Art Shires as the primary first-baseman. In 1930 his appearances reduced to 64 in his last year with the Pale Hose. He was back in 1932 with the Brooklyn Dodgers hitting .306 in 53 games. He ended his Major League career in 1934 with the Philadelphia Phillies playing 20 games.