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Please Show a Ball Player in Sweater - Brrrrrr... Ole Man Winter still hanging around

These 2 pitchers just reported to Spring training and it's cold outside! Please show a card of a player in sweater...

Cool thread idea. Here is one I can dig out a few more.

Always Cold in Pittsburgh

1909 Ellensburg High School w/Wrestler Nick Daviscourt (top row, far right). Typically chilly here until May.
http://i1074.photobucket.com/albums/...ballteam-1.jpg

One of my favorite portraits.

Urban Shocker Yankees !

Just posted in the T211 thread but appropriate here as well.

Take note of the buttons. Apparently Mrs. Wilder didn't help dress him on picture day.

http://www.louisianacards.com/upload...jpg?1405610583

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Originally Posted by batsballsbases (Post 1385287)

Urban Shocker Yankees !

That is a really neat Yankee picture!!

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Standing up against the wind - with apologies to Bob Seger & Stu Miller

I know these aren't vintage, but I've been looking for a Mathewson pic with basically the same 'standing against the wind' stance. I just checked with the Hall-of-Fame and they don't have it....saw it several years ago...anyone seen it?

Any help would be greatly appreciated:

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Beautiful photo Brian, who are those guys?

William,

As you guessed, George Gibson is the player in the upper left. Upper right is Mike Simon. Lower left is Paddy O'Connor and lower right-the only non-catcher in the group-Harry Swacina.

What a great idea for a thread!

Great photo Brian.

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Originally Posted by Brian Van Horn (Post 1385327)

William,

As you guessed, George Gibson is the player in the upper left. Upper right is Mike Simon. Lower left is Paddy O'Connor and lower right-the only non-catcher in the group-Harry Swacina.

Looks like a sweater to me being from the Garden State

Thank you, William and Marty.

One of the best threads in recent times. Old time sweaters never get old!

Good opportunity to show my Bridwell. Not often I can say that.:D

Several in this one.

Here is my favorite example.

Best regards,

Joe

edd roush

ed dunkle

al orth

nick altrock

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Mr. Pennock & Mr. Coombs

McKibben jackets

my favorite jacket card and photo....(I think)

Player/Sweater-A Change Of Pace

A little more "form fitting" than the major league version. Columbia U. I believe.

1909 Tigers from the Library of Congress site. I love the old English D on the sleeves.

http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/z...pskro5rctv.jpg
http://i811.photobucket.com/albums/z...ps3viz9uc3.jpg

Sweaters circa 1873.

I assume the pissed off pose is due to the weather

Brian

Not my card, but my favorite sweater pose. The E97 Briggs of Wee Willie.

Winter storm warning across the south for this week
Wish I had Cobby's sweater

http://www.net54baseball.com/attachm...1&d=1425354431

Not as nice as the Cobby above, but my favorite sweater in my collection:

1920 Hoyt:

http://photos.imageevent.com/derekgr...920%20Hoyt.jpg

Brian, I love this image. In case you weren't sure, it was taken at Whittington Park in Hot Springs, Ark, in 1909 (who am I kidding --you already knew that). I had previously tried to identify the fourth individual, but never considered Harry Swacina as a possibility. Thanks for the sharing.

1949 Oaks Sweater

great stuff in this thread guys, nice job. Suggs is a little chilly.

http://luckeycards.com/pmuncbaltimorenewssuggs.jpg

Not sure if it's a sweater, or a warm-up jacket on Cobb ?

http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...ffAB460x50.jpg.http://photos.imageevent.com/tedzan7...AB460x50bx.jpg

TED Z
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Just the yellow sky guys............

One of my favorites

Here is one of my favorites:

1912 Zeenut Hugh "Kid" Smith

Patrick

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Originally Posted by ejharrington (Post 1386897)

Sweaters...

WOW! I have never seen that Ruth in Red Sox sweater before... Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!! :)

Also, the Pennock & Hoyt up close sweater shots are tremendous. A lot nice stuff in this thread!

Must of been a cold day in 1910, when this card of Hugh Duffy was produced.

Here in Pennsy, it is a mighty cold day. And, today's "umpteenth" snowfall is
expected to pile 10 inches of snow on mounds of snow already on the ground.

http://i603.photobucket.com/albums/t...6/e90duffy.jpg

TED Z
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Some cool, err warm, ones here too:

http://wearekoalasvintage.com/2013/1...aseball-teams/

Southern Snow = ICE

Cold, Winter weather in Chattanooga today... These guys are prepared :

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Originally Posted by tedzan (Post 1387542)

http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...ps0f3c287e.jpg.http://i1255.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6b5fdcd2.jpg

TED Z
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Ted,

You trying to trump my Coupon Type 3 Bridwell I posted earlier? Great card! lol :D

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Originally Posted by edjs (Post 1387570)

Ted,

You trying to trump my Coupon Type 3 Bridwell I posted earlier? Great card! lol :D

Deuce

Nobody likes a show-off! :D

Did anyone not wear a sweater in that issue?

WaJo on a PC that has been trimmed.

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Originally Posted by kkkkandp (Post 1387924)

Nobody likes a show-off! :D

Did anyone not wear a sweater in that issue?

Very funny! :)

Believe it or not the cards " with" sweater are in the vast minority within the Zeenut series, it just goes to show how many cards they produced... To bad they weren't as comprehensive out East, lots of Major Leaguers were featured on far fewer cards!