St. Louis Stars women's team. help

[deadballfreaK]

I have this large card about 5 1/2 X 7 1/2. Not a cabinet photo. All
I can find is Al P Gibbs ran this barnstorming team out of Cincinnati not St. Louis. Kind of like the "Bloomer Girls" teams. Seems obvious that two are men and a couple more might be wearing wigs or just might be ugly women. The tall ones in the back row look suspicious to me. Anybody know anything else about the team or this card?

http://i1278.photobucket.com/albums/y520/kdmadden/stars_zps2b8399a2.jpg

[Leon]

Can't help with info but that isn't a very good looking team. Bless their hearts.

[Paul S]

Can't help with info but that isn't a very good looking team. Bless their hearts.

Careful, Leon. You are entering Don Imus and Hofstra territory ;)

[slidekellyslide]

I had a postcard of this team and did a little research and only found that they were in Cincinnati and not St Louis.

[Runscott]

Several women on the above team can be found in other Bloomer postcards. I have a bunch of these, and I rarely find a 'new' team with all new players - those girls got around!

[FourStrikes]

posted this one a few years ago (front / back views)

[Runscott]

Cool - while I see the same women on various cards, they are rarely i.d.'d.

I have a 1911 midwest scorecard with the following line-up - I would love to find a postcard that has a few of these names on it: Agnes, Tinker, Babe, Fern, Booth, Maude, Pullen?, Maxie, Ayers