Federal League Cards

[jjbond]

Late to the game, but this is an area I've started focusing in. (Being on a budget, I've only got a dozen or so of these so far, but am always looking for more) Here's my current list:

1915 CRACKER JACK **I think there are 1914 versions of these as well**
Artie Hoffman (BROOKLYN) 9
Marquard (BROOKLYN) 43
Frank Owens (BROOKLYN) 74
Evans (BROOKLYN) 128
Seaton (BROOKLYN) 100
J. C. Delehanty (BROOKLYN) 81
Murphy (BROOKLYN) 140
Lee Magee (BROOKLYN) 147
Ford (BUFFALO) 83
Chase (BUFFALO) 99
Downey (BUFFALO) 107
Blair (BUFFALO) 126
Earle Moore (BUFFALO) 124
Camnitz (PITTSBURGH) 16
Austin (PITTSBURGH) 40
Gessler (PITTSBURGH) 59
Barger (PITTSBURGH) 141
E.E. Knetzer (PITTSBURGH) 84
Konetchy (PITTSBURGH) 118
Oakes (PITTSBURGH) 139
Tinker (CHICAGO) 3
Wilson (CHICAGO) 13
Claude Hendrix (CHICAGO) 76
Brennan (CHICAGO) 115
Zeider (CHICAGO) 60
Stovall (KANSAS CITY) 11
Easterly (KANSAS CITY) 117
Packard (KANSAS CITY) 142
Perring (KANSAS CITY) 119
Ward Miller (ST. LOUIS) 5
Plank (ST. LOUIS) 6
M. Brown (ST. LOUIS) 32
Bridwell (ST. LOUIS) 42
Crandall (ST. LOUIS) 67
Marsans (ST. LOUIS) 134
Groom (ST. LOUIS) 46
Simon (ST. LOUIS) 25
Falkenberg (INDIANAPOLIS) 20
Rariden (INDIANAPOLIS) 137
Kaiserling (INDIANAPOLIS) 157
Kauff (INDIANAPOLIS) 160
La Porte (INDIANAPOLIS) 98
Mullen (INDIANAPOLIS) 24
Rousch (INDIANAPOLIS) 161
Campbell (INDIANAPOLIS) 168
Doolan (BALTIMORE) 120
Frank Smith (BALTIMORE) 90
Knabe (BALTIMORE) 1
Suggs (BALTIMORE) 113
Bender (BALTIMORE) 19

1914 T213-2 Cards
Barger - Pittsburgh
Bender - Baltimore
Bradley - Brooklyn
Bridwell - St Louis
Brown - St Louis
Camnitz - Pittsburgh
Chappelle - Brooklyn
Chase - Buffalo
Crandall - St Louis
Doolan - Baltimore
Downey - Buffalo
Evans - Brooklyn
Ford - Buffalo
Groom - St Louis
Hofman - Brooklyn
Knabe - Baltimore
Konetchy - Pittsburgh
Lennox - Pittsburgh
Mowrey - Pittsburgh
Mullin - Indianapolis
Mullin - Newark
Murphy - Brooklyn
Murray - Kansas City
Oakes - Pittsburgh
Quinn - Baltimore
Reulbach - Brooklyn
Schaefer - Kansas City
Smith - Baltimore
Stovall - Packers
Summers - Brooklyn
Tinker - Chicago
Wilhelm - Baltimore
Willett - St Louis
Wiltse - Brooklyn (2 poses - portrait / pitching)

1915 POSTACO STAMPS **INCOMPLETE LIST?**
Chief Bender
Claude Ray Hendrix
Joe Tinker
Max Flack

1914 E&S Postcards
George Stovall

1914 T330-2 PIEDMONT ART STAMPS
Michael J. Doolan - Balt. Feds
Russ Ford
Al Bridwell
Mordecai Brown
Bob Groom
Ed Willett
Jim Delahanty
Steve Evans
Chief Bender
Jack Quinn
George Suggs
Kaiser Wilhelm
Rebel Oakes
Cy Barger
Howie Camnitz
Davy Jones
Ed Lennox

1915 T214 Victory
George Stovall
Hal Chase
Tom Downey
Russ Ford
Al Bridwell
Doc Crandall
Bob Groom
Mickey Doolan
Jack Quinn
Frank Smith
Kaiser Wilhelm
Howie Camnitz
Ed Lennox
Rebel Oakes
George Mullin
Schaefer

1913-1915 W530 PINKERTON
208 Joe Tinker, Mgr. Chicago Federals

1914 BALTIMORE NEWS SCHEDULE **INCOMPLETE LIST?**
Terrapins Federal League Team Photo
Suggs Pitcher - Fed League
Mike Doolan
Guy Zinn

1911-1916 T216 KOTTON
Chase - Buffalo Feds.
George Stovall
Joe Tinker
Al Bridwell
Eddie Plank
Daniel Murphy
Chief Bender
Mickey Doolan
Fred Jacklitsch
Otto Knabe
Rebel Oakes
Clyde Engle
Germany Schaefer

1914 WG4 POLO GROUNDS GAME
Hendrix (Chic. F) (2 versions - HIT / STRIKE)

1915 E106 AMERICAN CARAMEL
George Stovall
Hal Chase (fielding & portrait versions)
Joe Tinker (batting & portrait versions)
Al Bridwell
Eddie Plank
Danny Murphy
Chief Bender (striped & white hat versions)
Mickey Doolan
Fred Jacklitsch
Otto Knabe
Rebel Oakes
Clyde Engle
Germany Schaefer (Newark)

1914 D303 GENERAL BAKING
George Stovall
Hal Chase
Clyde Engle
Joe Tinker
Eddie Plank
Danny Murphy
Chief Bender
Mickey Doolan
Fred Jacklitsch
Rebel Oakes
Germany Schaefer

1916 TANGO EGGS
Germany Schaefer

[jingram058]

Heck of a first post, and welcome aboard!

Now THAT is a comprehensive list of Federal League cards. A lot of mystique surrounding that league, not the least of which is Weeghman Park in the Windy City.

1915 CJs: I have Blair, Tinker and Plank. Love 'em, awesome cards!

[brianp-beme]

Nice list, and welcome aboard first time poster!

Brian

[Casey2296]

Welcome aboard JJ and thanks for the list. Protocol on net54 is that every thread needs a card so post 'em if you got 'em.
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[jjbond]

Originally Posted by Casey2296

Welcome aboard JJ and thanks for the list. Protocol on net54 is that every thread needs a card so post 'em if you got 'em.
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Well, technically that earlier Checklist someone posted was an image of the back of one of the reprint set.

But as for more pics, here's my new collection so far:

[Leon]

Feds...

[ValKehl]

jjbond, here's an addition to your T214 Federal League list:

[jjbond]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

jjbond, here's an addition to your T214 Federal League list:

Thanks! Wonder how many others I missed.....argh.

[Casey2296]

Originally Posted by ValKehl

jjbond, here's an addition to your T214 Federal League list:

Nice card Val.

[BioCRN]

Originally Posted by jjbond

1914 POLO GROUNDS GAME (WG4)
Hendrix (Chic. F) HIT

I don't know if there are multiple types of Hendrix cards in this set, but mine is "Strike" not "Hit"

[jjbond]

Originally Posted by BioCRN

I don't know if there are multiple types of Hendrix cards in this set, but mine is "Strike" not "Hit"

Thanks for all the additions! And it looks like there are two versions in this game (photo not mine):

[BioCRN]

Originally Posted by jjbond

And it looks like there are two versions in this game (photo not mine):

I'm only casually knowledgeable about 1914 Polo Ground Game. I wonder if there's other variations for players or if it's print run dependent...or something else.

-edit- Found a Sports Col Daily article. "30 different players were included in the release but the full set actually contains 54 cards. 24 players were duplicated in order to provide additional game cards with different game play actions." Alright, then.

[jjbond]

Originally Posted by BioCRN

I'm only casually knowledgeable about 1914 Polo Ground Game. I wonder if there's other variations for players or if it's print run dependent...or something else.

-edit- Found a Sports Col Daily article. "30 different players were included in the release but the full set actually contains 54 cards. 24 players were duplicated in order to provide additional game cards with different game play actions." Alright, then.

.....they couldn't find 24 other photos? Sheesh.

[brianp-beme]

A few more updates for your Federal League card listing. In the E106 set Germany Schaefer's card has a Newark Feds designation.

Also in E106, Bender has the Federal League designation on both his striped cap and white cap versions, Chase on both his fielding and portrait cards, and Tinker on both his batting and portrait cards.

Brian

[matty39]

complete set of 1915 cracker jacks. Note: Jimmy Austen and Rube Marquard
are pictured in the set but never played in the Federal League.