It Doesn't Get Any Better

[brob28]

Eddie, I'm fairly certain its 1939.

An another note, I walways have a hard time remembering Lajoie & Sisler - 3rd and 2nd from the right, back row.

[Bored5000]

Originally Posted by brob28

Eddie, I'm fairly certain its 1939.

Thanks for the clarification. I had thought it was 1938 because I didn't realize Alexander ever returned to the HoF following his induction. One other tidbit contained in the Skipper book on Alexander is that HoF officials, knowing how destitute Alexander was, offered the former pitcher a job at the HoF as a greeter/ambassador. Alexander initially accepted the job offer, but then left town without ever working a day or giving any kind of notice that he was not going to take the job after all.

[Mark]

While I've seen this great photo many times, I never before took a close look--and I really like the way the great Honus Wagner tied his tie. I like the fact that he thought he should wear a tie as well as the fact that he didn't have a clue about how to tie it.

[bigtrain]

June 12, 1939

[bigtrain]

What do you supposed old Cy was looking at?

[cdn_collector]

Originally Posted by Mark

While I've seen this great photo many times, I never before took a close look--and I really like the way the great Honus Wagner tied his tie. I like the fact that he thought he should wear a tie as well as the fact that he didn't have a clue about how to tie it.

I have looked at this photo dozens of times, but never noticed that. I'll never look at this photo the same way -- but thanks for the laugh!


Regards,

Richard.

[Jlighter]

Originally Posted by cdn_collector

I have looked at this photo dozens of times, but never noticed that. I'll never look at this photo the same way -- but thanks for the laugh!


Regards,

Richard.

Same. Maybe it was some sort of inside joke

Also just noticed that Ruth is the only one not wearing a tie.

[Buythatcard]

The tie.