I think this is Johnny Beall

The unknown player is catcher Art Kruger who played pro baseball for one year for the 1910 Lincoln Railsplitters of the Western League. Not to be confused with Arthur Theodore Kruger who played in the majors 1907-1915.

Awesome Don. It's amazing that the newspaper item chose to feature a close-up of Kruger.

I have no doubt this guy is Beall.

Thanks, Mark. I think I passed over that photo twice when looking for names of players .

The Chicago White Sox baseball team heading to the west coast for Spring training on the Denver & Rio Grande through the Royal Gorge.

ID of the players in uniform by Mark Fimoff (bmarlowe) and Don Stokes (Dto7).

1. Ray Ryan 2. Billy Purtell 3. Billy Sullivan 4. Willis Cole 5. Fred Olmstead 6. Cuke Barrows 7. Warren Gill 8. John Schmirler 9. Frank Lange

10. Frank Smith 11. Irv Young 12. Lena Blackburne 13. Yip Owens 14. Harry Suter 15. Chet Waite 16. Ed Hahn 17. Lee Tannehill

18. Freddy Parent 19. Art Kruger(minor leaguer) 20. Shano Collins 21. Bruno Block 22. Hugh Duffy 23. Fred Payne 24. Rollie Zeider

25. Bobby Messenger 26. Johnny Beall 27. Ed Walsh

You guys are amazing (and I say this as someone who has written a half-dozen history books for major publishers). Happy I got this thread started. And to think I bought that postcard mainly for the "art" of it.

Royal Gorgeous!
 

They are the dynamic duo...I printed off this group shot with all the players in uniform identified to enhance the postcard (thanks Seablaster) that I just picked up. Thanks for the non-stop effort! And thanks again Greg for bringing it to our attention...look how hard you made those guys work.

Brian

Ok. Now identify the women and children.

Mary Comiskey and son Louis, Mrs. Robert McRoy and son, Mrs. Bernoudy and her two children, Mrs. Irv Young and child, Mrs. G. Harris White, Mrs. George Rice, Mrs. T. J. Kelley, Mrs. Frank Smith and Mrs. R. N. Henshaw.