Help Identify: 1951-1952 Autograph Album Pages

[1treasuretrove]

This is a huge book and while I can identify most, there will be a few others I need help with. That being said, any help is appreciated!

Pic 1 (on page with 1951 Phillies)
1. Paul Stuffel
2. John Brittin

Pic 2 (on page with 51 Senators)
1. Hal Keller

Pic 3 (on page with 51 Giants)
1. Bob Hofman

Pic 4 (not on a team page)
1. Bill Miller

Pic 5 (not on a team page)
1. Pete Pavlick (minor league)

Thanks again!

[Lion74]

Top left Phillies-Paul Stuffel, John Brittin

[1treasuretrove]

From a different 1938 book, Reds Page:

Photo 1:
1. Paul Gehrman
2. Lakey Harkrader (Minor League)

Photo 2:
1. Murray O’Flynn (minor league)
2. Buster Adams

[1treasuretrove]

One more, from a 1942 Baseball/Football mixed album:

1. Ray Graves (Philadelphia Eagles)

[OldOriole]

First group of pics, pic 2 (51 Senators page) - Hal Keller

38 Reds book (top signature) - Paul Gehrman

[1treasuretrove]

1942 Cubs page
1. Rip Russell

[mr2686]

I think the last one is Glen Russell AKA Rip Russell.

[Lion74]

Pic 3 looks like Bob Hofman

[Steve D]

The one with Buster Adams, is Murray O'Flynn. He was in the Reds' minor league system in 1937-1938 (Durham, NC).

Steve

[1treasuretrove]

Thanks guys. Any chance pic 4 #1 is Bill Tuttle? I can’t find a single exemplar with that type of last name, especially the “T” - but I keep seeing “Tuttle”.

[Michael B]

Thanks guys. Any chance pic 4 #1 is Bill Tuttle? I can’t find a single exemplar with that type of last name, especially the “T” - but I keep seeing “Tuttle”.

I thought it may be Bill Miller pitcher for the Yankees and Orioles 1952-55.

[Steve D]

I believe #4 is Bill Miller. He pitched from 1952-1955 for the Yankees.

Steve

[Steve D]

I just finished looking at the major league rosters for every team in 1951-1952, and I didn't find any Petes or Peters who could be #5 on any of them.

Steve

[1treasuretrove]

I just finished looking at the major league rosters for every team in 1951-1952, and I didn't find any Petes or Peters who could be #5 on any of them.

Steve

Wow, thanks for spending the time to do that. I appreciate the help!

Well, there is always the chance it was not an active player. Other signatures in this book included Waite Hoyt and Rabbit Maranville, so I’m not sure if they had some official capacity with a team or were just hanging out at the ballpark.

Also, I did find a trainer and a few managers in here. It sure does look like “Pete Pavlich” or something like that.

[texmrsport]

Found a Pete Pavlick on Baseball Refrence who played in Oakland in 51 and Seattle/Toronto in 52.

[1treasuretrove]

Found a Pete Pavlick on Baseball Refrence who played in Oakland in 51 and Seattle/Toronto in 52.

Wow, thanks! That solves them all!