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Posted By: Robert S.
I picked up this photo in an antique shop last weekend for $5. The reverse has an International News Photos stamp from the 1940s (as per Fogel's Mastro book), but no caption. |
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Posted By: Mike
It appears to be some lucky guy who just happened to meet Connie on the train they are riding on. Can his smile get any bigger? |
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Posted By: hrbaker
Daniel J. Travanti's father. |
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Posted By: Brian Weisner
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Posted By: Rhys
To me it looks like Charlie Grimm. Grimm was a batboy for the A's and was signed by Connie Mack and I am thinking this was taken for the 1929 World Series and might be a later use of the photo or something. I might be wrong but I just pulled out a few Charlie Grimm signed photos I have and it sure looks like him to me, and since he knew Mack pretty well, it makes sense. |
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Posted By: Robert S
I never knew he was a batboy. Look at this photo of Grimm and compare those ears they sure look similar... |
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Posted By: howard
Did Connie look that old in 1929? If so, I applaud him for lasting another 25+ years! |
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Posted By: Todd Schultz
do not look at all close to me, especially in the nose. |
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Posted By: Robert S
On closer look at the ears, they're close but hard to tell... |
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Posted By: zach
I agree with the above, Bob Hope. |
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Posted By: fkw
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Posted By: rhys
The picture Frank posted does not look too much like Grimm, but one of the photos I have of him looks closer. Might not be him afterall. |
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Posted By: howard
No way that's Bob Hope. Bob had a pretty pronounced cleft in his chin. |
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Posted By: Dennis W.
I don't think it's Bob Hope either. I agree with Mike - probably just some guy who recognized him on the train. Also, Mack has that typical celebrity pose they take when asked for a photo. Nice photo though. |
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Posted By: RobertS
Hmmm...I may not have been alive in the 1920, 30s or 40s, but I don't think people traveled on trains with their own news agency photographers in the hopes of meeting someone famous. |
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Posted By: Dennis W.
Good point Robert. Maybe a contest winner of sorts. I just think that the photo has that "I'm a celebrity and I'll be happy to take a picture with you" feel to it. |
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Posted By: BcDaniels
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Posted By: Scott Gross
A vote for Grimm .... |
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