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Posted By: RobertS
Hi all-- |
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Posted By: jay behrens
Is there a studio name on the cabinet? Doesn't look like any Millers logos I've seen, but then again, I haven't seen them all. It would also be good to know where the phot came from, i.e. a family that lived in Minneapolis in the era, etc |
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Posted By: Mike campbell
Stew Thornley of the local SABR group in the Twin Cities wrote a book a while back called "On to Nicolett"The Glory and fame of the Minneapolis Millers". Available in Amazon I believe. I suppose your only hope on this would be to pick up the book, and see if you can find matching uni's, hats, faces etc. etc. I used to be in that SABR group with Stew, and I can assure you, the book will be informative, and accurate. As Stew is a stickler for detail. I haven't read this book. I should have, but just didn't. I probably will now...Good Luck |
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Posted By: jay behrens
Very true, when it xomes to MN baseball, it doesn't get any better than Stew. |
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Posted By: RobertS
I've been to his Web site and it doesn't have any photos. Unfortunately, by the time I could get the book from Amazon, I think the photo will be gone...! |
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Posted By: steve f
BTW, Your photo's in terrific condition. |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
I'm no Minneapolis Millers expert, but, offhand, I would think an important minor league team would have more players. The MLB team used the Millers to train and test the talent. I've seen a few Millers team photos over the years, and they were always posed formally, like a Major League team, on the field or in the stands. |
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Posted By: jay behrens
You forgot McCovey and Cepeda |
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Posted By: fkw
Couple of pictures I found on internet. |
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Posted By: Bob Pomilla
Jeez. Has to be the strangest tale in the Miller's history. |
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Posted By: RobertS
The number of players is also causing me to think twice, David, but then I saw the photo also posted above by Frank. |
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Posted By: jay behrens
The other thing that worries me is that I can't recall seeing a uniform that had just an M logo. They always seemed to have unis with Minneapolis on it. |
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Posted By: RobertS
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Posted By: jay behrens
I didn't even notice the sig at first and was going to say it looks like a young Ted Williams in a Millers uniform |
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Posted By: David Smith
Williams looks feminine and/or Asian in that photo. |
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Posted By: Mike campbell
Naw...he looks more like a guy who had the potential to hit .406. Miss three years of his prime time, and still hit, oh I don't know, maybe about 521 home runs....looks like he could be a star. No steriods....and he was patriotic. Let's take a chance on him. I think he'll work out just fine. |
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Posted By: jay behrens
He's pretty skinny though. Bulking up might do him some good |
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Posted By: Max Weder
David |
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Posted By: Robert S
Now, according to the seller, he made the identification of the original photo I posted becasue the following is written on the back of the photo: "Lake Case, MN" |
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