Need Help With Some Dodgers Autographs
 

Hey guys, can anybody help with some signatures on some Dodger old timer balls? Even an educated guess would help!

Pic 1 - the one above Jim Gentile - Don Demeter
Pic 2 - the first 4 starting from the top until Gene Hermanski - Ed Roebuck/Frank Howard/?/Danny McDevitt
Pic 3 - the one above Jeff Torborg - Jim Lefevbre
Pic 4 - the one above Claude Osteen - John Werhas
Pic 5 - the 2 below Ken McMullen - Danny McDevitt/Chuck Essigian
Pic 6 - the one above John Roseboro - Frank Howard
Pic 7 - the Frank Howard on another panel

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Tony

The one above Jeff Torborg in Pic 3 looks to be Jim Lefebvre.

Todd, that was my first thought but after looking at other examples I was not convinced. How sure are you?

It's definitely Jim Lefebvre

Pic 6 looks like Frank Howard

The one above Roseburo is a rushed Frank Howard

I thought the same thing about Howard but he is on the ball elsewhere with an example that you wouldn't question. I will post as pic 7 so you can see. I guess he could have signed twice not knowing.

The signature 2 below Ken McMullen in PIC 5 is Chuck Essegian.

The signature above Jim Gentile in Pic 1 is Don Demeter.

You've got Danny McDevitt messing with you twice.

The top signature in picture 2 is Ed Roebuck.

Steve

Thanks for all the help guys, only 2 more to go!

Could the one above Osteen be Rube Walker?

I don't think it's a rushed Rube Walker, mainly because he was managing in the minors for the Yankees when this ball would have been signed (1963)

I believe the signature above Osteen in Pic 4 may be John Werhas.

I think Todd is spot on. Here's a John Werhas that matches up nicely.

Damn, I don't know how you guys do it! Honestly, I had never even heard the name John Werhas before. You guys are amazing. Thanks for all the help, I really appreciate it!

The one under Howard may be Joe Ferguson.

Tony..what are you asking about re: picture 7 and the Frank Howard? Ransom Jackson is above him.

I think Curt got the last one, Joe Ferguson. Thanks one and all, that's all of them!