Krantzbucks pics to colorize

[Patsy Tebeau]

Kolorize

[krantzbucks]

Originally Posted by blbmab

i was hoping to find a colorized photo of chicago cub bobby sturgeon
he played in the late 40s
thanks, brett

Robert Harwood Sturgeon in an image from SABR, colorized utilizing kolorize.cc with a lot of touch-ups and upscaled using deepnostlgia.ai

[blbmab]

Originally Posted by krantzbucks

Robert Harwood Sturgeon in an image from SABR, colorized utilizing kolorize.cc with a lot of touch-ups and upscaled using deepnostlgia.ai

very nice picture thanks so much
brett

[infieldfly]

Originally Posted by UKBaseballfan

Attached is a 1924 image of Joe Green with the Philadelphia Athletics.

I wasn't able to do much with this one.

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by infieldfly

I wasn't able to do much with this one.

Thank you, I didn't have great hopes for that image.

Extracted from the 1924 St. Louis Browns team photo is an image of right handed pitcher Elam Vangilder whose Major League career spanned 11 consecutive seasons mainly with the St. Louis Browns.

He fell one victory short of 100 wins and just went over that milestone in losses, with a career high 19 wins in 1922. That year he matched his win total in complete games. In 1923 he recorded one more complete game, a career high of 20 from another career high of 35 starts while posting career bests ERA in a full season of 3.06 accompanied by 4 shutouts. His best strikeout total of 74 was also reached but on the downside he led the American League with 120 walks from his career most of 282 innings pitched.

Elam Vangilder made his Major League debut in mid September 1919 with the St. Louis Browns. From 3 games he recorded an ERA of 2.08 completing his only start. In 1920 he increased his starts to 13 completing 4. In 1921 he reached double figures in wins for the first time from 21 starts. After his peak 2 years his starts fell to 18 in 1924 as did his won loss record to 5-10. in 1925 he posted an impressive record of 14-6 but now he was more of a relief pitcher than a starter. The next 3 seasons he averaged 10 wins a season including 1928 his first year with the Detroit Tigers. He ended his Major League career in 1929 with just 6 appearances for the Tigers.

[krantzbucks]

John Gabriel Walsh colorized from the image in Cinemaodyssey's facepack. . I ran it through deepnostalgia.ai. also recolored using kolorize.cc

[Patsy Tebeau]

thanks

[infieldfly]

Originally Posted by UKBaseballfan

Extracted from the 1924 St. Louis Browns team photo is an image of right handed pitcher Elam Vangilder whose Major League career spanned 11 consecutive seasons mainly with the St. Louis Browns.

palette.fm, et al.

[krantzbucks]

Originally Posted by infieldfly

palette.fm, et al.

This one has great images of 2 players! Spectacular work!

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by krantzbucks

This one has great images of 2 players! Spectacular work!

Yes, thank you so much outstanding. The lower image is of Dixie Davis.

I am not sure if the attached image is of Happy Foreman with the 1924 Chicago White Sox as I suggest. It could also be from the 1926 Boston Red Sox. One source for the image states it to be a Brace image. So I checked the substantive list housed on TNFOTO's site to see if that could help but it was not listed.

Bill Nowlin details a comprehensive biography for this player on SABR. One of the points emphasised that he was given little opportunity despite his figures being among the best on his 2 teams. He made his debut with the 1924 Chicago White Sox appearing in 3 games and posting a 2.25 ERA from 4 innings.

In 1926 he returned and played for another cellar dweller the 1926 Boston Red Sox again appearing in 3 games.

[blbmab]

i was looking for colorizred photos of jack hallett who pitched for the pirates in 1946 and the giants in 1948
thanks, brett

[Patsy Tebeau]

Originally Posted by blbmab

i was looking for colorizred photos of jack hallett who pitched for the pirates in 1946 and the giants in 1948
thanks, brett

Hallett

[krantzbucks]

Jesus Patracis "Charlie" Cuellar upscaled and colorized from an image shared by Cinemaodyssey. Thanks go to Pica.AI and kolorize.cc

[blbmab]

Originally Posted by Patsy Tebeau

Hallett

thank you, brett

[blbmab]

i was hoping to find a colorized photo of ralph hamner with the chicago white sox in 1946
thanks, brett

[krantzbucks]

Homer Harold "Howie" Haworth colorized and upscaled from images shared by tnfoto thanks to Pica.ai Deepnostalgia.ai and Palette.fm

[krantzbucks]

Originally Posted by UKBaseballfan

Yes, thank you so much outstanding. The lower image is of Dixie Davis.

I am not sure if the attached image is of Happy Foreman with the 1924 Chicago White Sox as I suggest. It could also be from the 1926 Boston Red Sox. One source for the image states it to be a Brace image. So I checked the substantive list housed on TNFOTO's site to see if that could help but it was not listed.

Bill Nowlin details a comprehensive biography for this player on SABR. One of the points emphasised that he was given little opportunity despite his figures being among the best on his 2 teams. He made his debut with the 1924 Chicago White Sox appearing in 3 games and posting a 2.25 ERA from 4 innings.

In 1926 he returned and played for another cellar dweller the 1926 Boston Red Sox again appearing in 3 games.

August G. "Happy" Foreman upscaled and colorized with both, or either, the Chicago White Sox and/or the Boston Red Sox. Thanks go out to deepnostalgia.ai for upscaling and palette.fm for colors.

[Patsy Tebeau]

I know there is another, less active colorization thread on here but I am wondering can we keep them all together somehow? I use this thread for reference as to who we did images of and who we didn't and I had seen a few on there that aren't on here.

[UKBaseballfan]

Originally Posted by krantzbucks

August G. "Happy" Foreman upscaled and colorized with both, or either, the Chicago White Sox and/or the Boston Red Sox. Thanks go out to deepnostalgia.ai for upscaling and palette.fm for colors.

Thank you so much for both options and the enhancements you produced.

Attached is a 1924 image of Ray Pierce extracted from the Gutierrez composite.

Pierce made his Major League debut with the 1924 Cubs. He was a short statured left handed pitcher listed at 5'6" and 156 lbs. He made his debut and appeared in 6 games finishing 5 of them. He pitched 7 plus innings giving up 6 earned runs. He then pitched for the 1925 and 1926 Philadelphia Phillies. He started 15 games for them over that 2 year period and finished 21. 1925 was his most productive year completing 4 games and posting a 5-4 record. He faced a similar number of batters inn each year, 410 and 418 chronologically.

[krantzbucks]

Howard Alexander McFarland upscaled and colorized with thanks going to picsart image upscaler, palette.fm, and pica.ai