Gambo and T_Wil1 Photopack

[Merkle923]

For parts of two years, third baseman of the Orioles, next to Ripken. Also, in camp with Atlanta, 1985.

[Merkle923]

Hard to find in his last stop, as (briefly) the little-used backup catcher to the exhausted (started 146 games) Randy Hundley of the 1969 Cubs:

[keonleafs]

Originally Posted by Merkle923

At the end, with the 1986 Giants.

Today's Topps upload: ..... 480-481 Mickey Hatcher; 482-483 Brad Gulden.....

This is Brad Gulden also at 480-81, not Hatcher. Gulden was originally drafted by the Dodgers in 1975, and played with them in '78

[Merkle923]

I'll be danged! You're right! Gulden's status as not just a white whale but the great white whale of Dodgers color photography, had me assuming it couldn't possibly have been him.

This find is worthy of posting both images. These are the first known color shots of Gulden in an L.A. uniform. Well done, Dave Keon!

[Merkle923]

The other Dodger shot. The only thing close to this I'd ever seen were color images of him in the uniform of their AAA team in Albuquerque:

[rico43]

Originally Posted by oldtimers

Looking for Jake Gibbs and Gene Michael pics. Thanks

Gibbs

Michael

All from Topps Vault

[DeweyintheHall]

Fantastic Gulden pics!
Now if Topps can just spew out a color image of Myron White, it'd be like dying and going to 1978 white whale Heaven!

[dennis_keith]

Originally Posted by Cusick

This photo of Walt Walsh shows him with a Westinghouse team called the Morristown club. The photo was discovered by a SABR member who had learned that Walsh worked for Westinghouse for many years. Using the Westinghouse Archives, he tracked down the photo in a Westinghouse newsletter.

Kudos to the SABR researcher whose detective work produced this only known photo of Walt Walsh. (Page 1376/'Section 27512), which removes him from the missing players list. - He stood out like a sore thumb in the sense that all of the other missing Phillies players had played during the first 20 years of that franchise's history (1883-1902). Walsh played in 1920, so it was odd that no photos of him existed, considering the late year he played for the team...

[oldtimers]

Looking for Gene Michael without Topps in Image also looking for Ryan klesko.

[FatJack]

Originally Posted by oldtimers

Looking for Gene Michael without Topps in Image also looking for Ryan klesko.

Gene Michael from a 1970 team issued postcard (via the Trading Card Database) and an autographed 8x10 from eBay seller rksportspromotions.

[rico43]

Originally Posted by oldtimers

Looking for Gene Michael without Topps in Image also looking for Ryan klesko.

Braves, Giants, Padres or does it matter? Topps logo or no?

[cinemaodyssey]

From his time on the Kansas City Cowboys.

[cinemaodyssey]

As player manager of the 1886 Kansas City team.

[cinemaodyssey]

In 1886, Lillie had one of the worst seasons of any regular position player in history. In over 400 at bats, he managed only 9 extra base hits and a batting average of .175. No wonder it was his final season in the majors.

[rrb77]

1908 Boston Red Sox ...DPL DAMS

[rrb77]

1909 Chicago White Sox ...DPL DAMS

[Merkle923]

Only the second non-card shot I've seen of this one-season Dodger reliever. See if you can guess the eBay seller ;-)

[cinemaodyssey]

Here is Donnelly, with full Eraserhead hair, with the Kansas City Cowboys in 1886. Only 20 years old, he somehow played all the way through 1898 with a career batting average of .230.

[cinemaodyssey]

Longtime outfielder Radford is depicted here in the early part of his career.

[cinemaodyssey]

Pictured here with the 1886 Kansas City team.