Vintage Baseball Moments

Old photographs of baseball players in action. Showcasing historical figures and moments from the early days of baseball.

Frank Truesdale, New York AL (baseball)

Dick Hennessy, New York Giants batboy and mascot, at the Polo Grounds, New York (baseball)

Ed Monroe, New York AL (baseball)

Harry Moran, Buffalo Federal League (baseball)

Johnny Evers, Chicago NL, at Polo Grounds, NY (baseball)

Betts, Yale

Bert Whaling, Boston NL (baseball)

Sport - Golf - Men - 1951-1970. September 29, 1949.

Terry Kellar

George Stallings, manager, Boston NL (baseball)

Geo. Tibbetts, Carlisle

Jimmy Lavender, Ward Miller, Charlie Smith, Tommy Leach, Chicago NL, at Polo Grounds, NY (baseball)

Eckley, Cornell

Trainer Harry Tuthill treating the arm of Ed Summers, Del Gainer standing in background, Detroit AL (baseball)

Harry Bartholomew Hooper, Boston AL (baseball)

Sam Rice, Washington AL (baseball)

Frank Allen, Boston NL (baseball)

Church tennis

Ty Cobb and Honus Wagner. Portraits, Photographs. 1910-03-17. George Arents Collection. Baseball players, Cobb, Ty, 1886-1961, Wagner, Honus, 1874-1955

Ralph Works, Detroit Baseball Club player, head-and-shoulders portrait, in uniform, facing front

Nixey Callahan, manager, Chicago AL (baseball)

Eddie Foster, Washington AL (baseball)

Charlie Hemphill, New York, AL (baseball)

Hy Myers, Wilbert Robinson & mascot, Brooklyn NL (baseball)

Managers John McGraw, New York NL & Clarence "Pants" Rowland, Chicago AL at 1917 World Series (baseball)

Henri Rondeau, Washington AL (baseball)

Vintage Golf Photo - Politician playing golf circa 1917.

George McBride, Washington AL (baseball)

Manager Jake Stahl with Larry Gardner & catcher Bill Carrigan, Boston AL (baseball)

Jean Borotra (1898 - 1994), French tennis player known as the 'Bounding Basque), pictured at Wimbledon in action and wearing his signature beret. Date: 1925

Thomas "Buck" O'Brien, Boston AL (baseball)

Harry Lyons, with Trainer Billy Taylor, Philadelphia Quakers, Baseball Card Portrait, Charles Gross & Co., 1887

Hanover

Henry Moran, Buffalo Federal League (baseball)

Arley Wilbur Cooper, pitcher, Columbus, American Association (baseball)

Bris Lord, Rube Oldring and Danny Murphy of the Philadelphia Athletics, 1911 World Series , Baseball players, Baseball, Philadelphia Athletics Baseball team. Michael T. -Nuf Ced- McGreevy Collection

Hill, U of P

Anefo photo collection. Cups baseball players. Cook. July 4, 1957

Slim Sallee, St. Louis, NL (baseball)

Anderson

World Series Baseball Game, New York Giants versus Washington Senators, Griffith Stadium, Washington DC, USA, National Photo Company, October 1924

Amos Strunk, Philadelphia AL (baseball)

Napoleon Lajoie and Honus Wagner shake hands , Baseball players, Lajoie, Napoleon, 1874-1959, Wagner, Honus, 1874-1955. Michael T. -Nuf Ced- McGreevy Collection

Shelton

Jim Thorpe, American Football Player, circa 1915

Chief Bender, Philadelphia AL (baseball)

Muller in Dans L'Orient

George Stovall, St. Louis AL (baseball)

Annette Kellerman, on ball field

Irving C. Wright tennis match, Cresent Club

Maj. Gen. E.R. Quesada, 39 year old chief of the 9th Fighter Command, tosses the first ball to open a baseball game played as part of a "track and field day" recreational program at a base in his command.-ENGLAND

Jack Bentley, Washington AL (baseball)

Anefo photo collection. Cups baseball players. Joop Geurts. July 4, 1957

Stuffy McInnis, Philadelphia AL (baseball)

O'Hearn & Kleinert

Russ Ford, New York, AL (baseball)

Ballin

Migratory laborers like to play baseball. Here is one of them in a catchers uniform at the Agua Fria Migratory Labor Camp, Arizona. 1940. Photographs. The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Photography Collection. Arizona , Agua Fria, Arizona , Maricopa County

Billy Evans, AL umpire (baseball)

Joe Riggert, St. Louis NL (baseball)

Claud Derrick, New York AL, at Polo Grounds, NY (baseball)

C.C. Childs, Simon Gillis

O'Hearn & Kleinert

01/01/1930. Ricardo Zamora leaning on the goal post.

Grover Hartley, New York NL (baseball)

Photograph shows Cornell University football player quarterback Charles C. "Charley" Barrett. October 24, 1914

Walter Hammond, English cricketer (1903-65)

Bell, Lawrence, Kellar

Mel Sheppard, athlete, Y.M.C.A., Brooklyn

O. Kreutzer i.e. Kreuzer

O'Neil, catcher, St. Louis Federal League (baseball)

Frank "Home Run" Baker, Major League Baseball Player, Philadelphia Athletics, half-length portrait, Bain News Service, 1913

R.L. Murray

Ty Cobb & Christy Mathewson, New York, NL during World Series (baseball)

McTaggart (jockey)

Chicago Cubs baseball players, Hack Wilson, Rogers Hornsby, and Kiki Cuyler, Sept 27, 1930. All three are in the Baseball Hall of Fame. Managed by Joe McCarthy and Rogers Hornsby, the Cubs finished in second place in the National League (BSLOC_2020_2_183)

Luther "Dummy" Taylor, New York NL (baseball)

James Mullin, 2nd baseman, 1909-11 (baseball)

T.J. Matthews, Aust.

Fred Hoey, Athens, Georgia , Sportswriters, Baseball. Michael T. -Nuf Ced- McGreevy Collection

Peter C. Gerhardt

Risberg, Chicago, Am. League

Football, Norman Barr, University of Pennsylvania, circa 1910-1915.

Jim Thorpe, Portrait in Football Uniform, circa 1910's

Wofford / Wilmas i.e., Welmas

Jack Barry, Philadelphia AL (baseball)

Bill Byron, George Hildebrand, Bill Klem, Bill Dinneen (umpires) (baseball)

Owen "Donie" Bush, Detroit AL (baseball)

George Stallings, manager, Boston NL (baseball)

Dick Rudolph, manager George Stallings, Lefty Tyler, Bill James, Boston NL (baseball)

Frank Chance, first baseman for the Chicago Cubs, in 1910 photo by Paul Thompson (BSLOC_2018_3_128)

Larry Doyle and Harry Davis shake hands before the first game of the 1911 World Series , Baseball players, Baseball, Philadelphia Athletics Baseball team, New York Giants Baseball team. Michael T. -Nuf Ced- McGreevy Collection

Albert Leary, Georgetown ca. between 1918 and 1920.

H.T. Worthington

Eddie Plank, pitcher for the Philadelphia Athletics, in 1911 photo by Paul Thompson. Plank pitched in two of the World Series games against the New York Giants, and the Athletics won the championship (BSLOC_2018_3_157)

Frank Farrell, Yankee president, making presentation to Harry Wolverton and Yankee players (baseball)

E.W. Leonard tennis match, Cresent Club

Goodwin

Baseball Player Becomes a Cameraman, Baseball

Bill C. Phillips, manager, Indianapolis Federal League (baseball)

Harry Hooper, Boston AL (baseball), 1915

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