Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[Braves70]

Oakland A's from the years 1969-72

Lew Krausse (1969 Topps Vault) / Tony Pierce (1969 Topps Vault) / Chuck Dobson (1970 Topps Vault) / Al Downing (1970 Photo) / Roberto Pena (1970 from Steve's Baseball Photography)

[Braves70]

Pittsburgh Pirates 1977-80

Grant Jackson (1977 Topps Vault) / Tommy Helms (1977 Photo) / Frank Tepedino (1978 Topps Vault) / Tim Foli (1980 Photo) / Jim Rooker (1980 Topps Vault)

[Braves70]

Originally Posted by brobby05

Does anybody have a 1971-72 Don Money pic from the Topps Vault with the enclosed unis?


Thanks,


BRobby05

Not sure if this will help or not. It is the 1971 Arco Phillies card of Money. Alas, he has no hat.

[tnfoto]

1974 Twins.

[FatJack]

Originally Posted by Braves70

Oakland A's from the years 1969-72

Lew Krausse (1969 Topps Vault) / Tony Pierce (1969 Topps Vault) / Chuck Dobson (1970 Topps Vault) / Al Downing (1970 Photo) / Roberto Pena (1970 from Steve's Baseball Photography)

Love the Pierce. Hadn't seen that one before.

[Expos 1969-2004]

4 pictures published in 1987

[Merkle923]

I just happened to stumble over a potential treasure trove for the enterprising photo aficionado.

July - University of Virginia - Virgo is the University of Virginia Library's collection of all the old news footage from Channel 10 in Salem, WSLS-TV, from 1951 through 1971. That link is to July, 1969 but the full range of years is easily reached from that page.

There is an awful lot of minor league baseball in there, beautifully preserved and digitized and easily accessed. These are quick screen caps after a perfunctory look at the intuitively arranged menu. They interviewed not just members of the local affiliate (Pirates) but also visitors, leading to some unexpected appearances.

Just thumbing through the indices I've seen names like Jim McKee and John Lamb (and, for you fans of guys who never made it despite multiple years on the 40-man, players like Dick Hendrix and Luther Quinn).

By the way: the film (and there is some game action too) all comes with PDFs of the accompanying scripts!

Below: Future Pirates Dave Cash and Lou Marone, and future Padre Ron Slocum of the 1968 Salem Rebels, and the manager of the visiting 1967 Marion Mets -- Birdie Tebbetts - along with the team's farm director, Whitey Herzog:

[Merkle923]

Art Howe, 1971

[bearman14]

Originally Posted by Merkle923

I just happened to stumble over a potential treasure trove for the enterprising photo aficionado.

July - University of Virginia - Virgo is the University of Virginia Library's collection of all the old news footage from Channel 10 in Salem, WSLS-TV, from 1951 through 1971. That link is to July, 1969 but the full range of years is easily reached from that page.

There is an awful lot of minor league baseball in there, beautifully preserved and digitized and easily accessed. These are quick screen caps after a perfunctory look at the intuitively arranged menu. They interviewed not just members of the local affiliate (Pirates) but also visitors, leading to some unexpected appearances.

Just thumbing through the indices I've seen names like Jim McKee and John Lamb (and, for you fans of guys who never made it despite multiple years on the 40-man, players like Dick Hendrix and Luther Quinn).

By the way: the film (and there is some game action too) all comes with PDFs of the accompanying scripts!

Below: Future Pirates Dave Cash and Lou Marone, and future Padre Ron Slocum of the 1968 Salem Rebels, and the manager of the visiting 1967 Marion Mets -- Birdie Tebbetts - along with the team's farm director, Whitey Herzog:

Some great stuff in here..... Thank you so much
.....

[Dto7]

Chauncey Fisher 1901 St. Louis Cardinals uniform

[KenRaffensberger16]

Thanks to Expos 1969-2004 for the nice photos on this page of one of my FAVORITE PLAYERS, ANDRES "THE BIG CAT GALARRAGA.
I was really sad to see Mike Scioscia give him very limited opportunites late in the 2004 season with the Angels and then manager, Willie Randolph give him almost no opportunity at all to make the Mets during Spring Training 2005, forcing Andres into retirement one home run short of 400.
He was one of the best first basemen of his era with 399 HR, over 2300 hits, over 1400 RBI, and a .288 career batting average, although with 2002 strikeouts, (#3 all-time at retirement, # 6 today) you'd be justified to say "The Cat" whiffed much too often.

[Expos 1969-2004]

Dick "The Monster" or "Moose" Radatz appeared in 22 games for the Expos in 1969. He was released by the team on August 26, 1969.


2 B/W pictures.

[Ctrane]

Jack Russell - 1926 - Red Sox uniform

[Expos 1969-2004]

Image published in 1987

[Expos 1969-2004]

Mexican-born second baseman Juan Navarrete never played for the Expos or in MLB.
He played 6 years (1972- 1977) for the Expos minor league teams (West Palm Beach, Quebec, Memphis and Denver).

[Merkle923]

This is a familiar face in an atypical uniform design, no?

McDowell, Cleveland, 1962.

[bearman14]

Joe Staton 1972 Large photo form the Tigers Yearbook...

[Merkle923]

Wild hair, even for the 1970's.

[bearman14]

Merkle Thank you ...

Any chance you might have any of the following players? Or does anyone on the Forum have the following players in color .. I have the players in B/W but I am looking for color Thanks ... I am going to start my 1973 Replay in a few weeks .....


Bernie_Allen_MON FOUND ..........

Brian_Ostrosser Mets

Chuck_Goggin Alt and Pitt

Curtis_Brown Expos FOUND ..........

Dave_Marshall Padres

Gonzalo_Marquez A's FOUND ..........

Jim_Essian Philles

Joe_Pepitone_ATL

Matt_Alexander cubs

Orlando_Alvarez Dodgers

Rafael_Batista Astros

Terry_Hughes Cardinals

Frank_Ortenzio Royals

larry_haney Cardinals FOUND ..........

Carlos_Velazquez Brewers

Casey_Cox Yankees

Charlie_Hudson Rangers

Craig_Caskey Expos

Barry_Raziano Royals

Don_Durham Rangers

Frank_Snook Padres

Gary_Ignasiak Tigers

Greg_Heydeman Dodgers

Jim_Foor Pirates

jim_kremmel Rangers

Jim_Panther Braves

Ken_Reynolds Brewers

Mike_Nagy Cardinals

Ray_Newman Brewers

Rick_Henninger Rangers

Rob_Gardner A's

Steve_Dunning Rangers

Sonny_Siebert Rangers

Terry_Wilshusen Angels

Tom_Buskey Yankees

Tom_Dettore Pirates

Wayne_Granger Yankees

Wenty_Ford Braves

[Braves70]

Cleveland Indians from 1958-62

Vic Power (1958 Topps Vault) / Norm Cash (1959 Topps Vault) / Harvey Kuenn (1960 Topps Vault) / Jimmy Piersall (1960 Topps Vault) / Willie Tasby (1962 Topps Vault)