Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

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Dto7 posted a much smaller version of this image. Here's a close up of the brief Cardinals pitcher.

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Pictured with the 1944 St. Louis Browns. A considerable upgrade from the Facepack image.

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Not sure if this is needed, but here is Hollingsworth with the 1944 St. Louis Browns. The previous image posted of him with the Browns was a side profile shot.

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This one sold recently on ebay and features Wheatley circa 1908. It improves upon the Facepack image of him considerably.

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Here's another option to the one I posted last year of Tom Smith, who made it into 3 games for the 1875 Brooklyn Atlantics. He's pictured here playing for the 1871 Guelph team of Canada.

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Here's a nice upgrade to the Facepack image, picturing Goodwin with the 1922 Cardinals.

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Here's Stout from his rookie season with the 1931 St. Louis Cardinals.

[GarySBombs]

I just started up a 1921 Yankees historical simulation, and I can't seem to find the link to the photopack- could someone give it to me? Thanks in advance.

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I have been looking for a decent Cardinals image of Walker. He is pictured here with the 1922 squad.

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by GarySBombs

I just started up a 1921 Yankees historical simulation, and I can't seem to find the link to the photopack- could someone give it to me? Thanks in advance.

This is a re-posting of my response to an identical enquiry that I posted very recently.

The Facepack or Photopack has conventionally been produced by the site co-ordinator, who is currently TNFOTO. However, it is around a year since the facepack has been updated. The facepack can be found on TNFOTO's personal web site via the link below.


https://sites.google.com/site/tnfotobbpics/home

[BklynJace]

One day the Vault will give us Bernard as a Met in all his facially hirsute glory. Until then, this one from eBay seller signatures4u! expands what we have and is a not bad Tide-me-over.

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Here's Starnagle in his very brief appearance with the 1902 Cleveland Bronchos. He got into 1 game on September 14 and did not impress anybody, going 0 for 3 and making an error at Catcher.

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Almost equally as obscure as Starnagle, Durham started 3 games for the 1902 White Sox late in the year and didn't contribute much finishing with a 5.85 ERA.

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Fox had a lengthy minor league career that stretched from 1889-1908. His major league career lasted a mere 19 games split between Louisville and Pittsburgh. He's pictured here with 1894 Reading team.

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Green is an interesting player to me because he played his entire career in Chicago, both on the North Side and the South Side. Here he is pictured with the 1902 Chicago White Sox.

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If anybody wants a photo of White in his debut season with Chicago, here he is pictured with the 1903 White Sox.

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Mostly known for playing with the Boston Doves later in the decade, Graham made his debut with the 1902 Cleveland Bronchos.

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Tray got into 6 games for the 1884 Indianapolis Hoosiers. Here's an improved image of him circa 1888 with South Bend versus what is currently in the Facepack.

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Here's Dunkle pictured with the 1903 Chicago White Sox. He only played in 12 games with them before moving along to the Washington Senators.

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Eustace batted a robust .170 in 25 games with Louisville before returning to his minor league sojourn. He is pictured here with the 1894 Reading team.