Old Mill T210 Series 7 Cabrol =Carroll

This is my opinion for the card of Cabrol could be Charlie Carroll from the following I found online:
Charlie Carroll born August 16, 1890, Chapel Hill, NC
Bats right, Throws right Height 5' 10"
1909, he is listed for the Macomb Potters, Illinois-Missouri Class D League
1910, he is listed for the Wilmington Sailors Eastern North Carolina Class D League
As per Baseball Reference from online mentions Charlie Carroll for his first season served as pitcher, don't know how accurate these are 17 W, 17 L in 308 innings
Also being from the Raleigh Area.
The card is mine, the 1932 photo of Charlie Carroll with his enthusiastic son was found online from Ebay

[Leon]

For me, it's too hard to tell from the T210...it would be nice to get clear, bigger scans of each headshot, side by side.
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[celoknob]

I don’t think so. The April 28 Raleigh Times lists players on the Raleigh team and John Cabrol of Providence RI is listed as one of the pitchers. There are a number of players in these minor league sets that were cut before the season started or shortly thereafter. He was probably one.

Originally Posted by celoknob

I don’t think so. I’m not able to attach the screenshot, but the April 28 Raleigh Times lists players on the Raleigh team and John Cabrol of Providence RI is listed as one of the pitchers. There are a number of players in these minor league sets that were cut before the season started or shortly thereafter. He was probably one.

It would be nice to see that article from the Raleigh Times also then he would have been a ghost player when he was cut

[celoknob]

I was able to attach the article see post 2 above

I always thought it was a misspelling thank you for the info to prove it’s Cabrol

[Leon]

Nice assist!

Originally Posted by celoknob

I don’t think so. The April 28 Raleigh Times lists players on the Raleigh team and John Cabrol of Providence RI is listed as one of the pitchers. There are a number of players in these minor league sets that were cut before the season started or shortly thereafter. He was probably one.