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Posted By: Dave G
I think this photo card is suggested to be of Tris Speaker? |
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Posted By: Al C.risafulli
That's the same photo depicted on the 1915 Susini (Cuban) issue. I bought one from Ryan Christoff at the National two years ago and I believe it's universally regarded to be Speaker, yes. |
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Posted By: davidcycleback
Majority opinion has said it's Speaker, and I don't recall anyone adamantly arguing otherwise. I've looked at the pic close up, and it does resemble Speaker. |
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Posted By: Dave
David is this card from the same company with the infamous Sisler card that always shows up on ebay out of London? |
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Posted By: Dave G
Nope - the Speaker card is from R. & J. Hill, issued 1934. |
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Posted By: fkw
Less than a month ago there was a post on the card pictured above. |
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Posted By: Dave G
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Posted By: Rick
Its not clear its him. |
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Posted By: Clint
I wonder if this photo was taken during the World Tour of 1914. That jersey looks like the Chicago jersey that they wore. Can you tell if there is a flag on his sleave? Speaker and Crawford were on the Sox team and both batted lefthanded. I'll try and find out if any other lefthanders for Chicago played in London. |
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Posted By: Ryan Christoff
Isn't that Josh Gibson? |
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Posted By: fkw
Your right on the uniform |
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Posted By: Clint
Frank that seals the deal now that I can see him up close. That's definately Speaker. |
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Posted By: fkw
What about this player......Red Murray?? |
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Posted By: Ryan Christoff
Frank, |
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Posted By: fkw
The T3 Murray is a similar pose as above, but its a drawing. Here is the best pic I could find of Murray. Red sure was a stocky guy and the bat is a log |
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Posted By: Clint
Frank, just looked at the other thread and saw your cards. Are those postcards? The bottom one maybe from the World Series. |
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Posted By: fkw
They are ca.1915 Susini cards (N230-3 in the ACC) from Cuba. They are found B&W or with a color tint like the ones I have. |
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