Pitchers throwing sidearm/underhanded

[FromVAtoLA]

What are some of your favorite cards that show the pitcher throwing in a sidearm or underhand motion?

[BioCRN]

1983 Topps Dan Quisenberry is a classic.

Personal honorable mention for 1988 Procards Iowa Cubs Laddie Renfroe.

[BioCRN]

I guess to keep things vintage, there's a slew of Carl Mays cards with the same image like the E120 and E121 American Caramel.

[G1911]

The 83 Quisenberry was the first one that came to mind too. Classic picture

[John1941]

Quiz & Kent.

[Snapolit1]

Who was the first ML pitcher throw sidearm?

(Not a trivia question on my part, have no idea.)

[John1941]

Originally Posted by Snapolit1

Who was the first ML pitcher throw sidearm?

(Not a trivia question on my part, have no idea.)

Hard to say, given that pitchers weren't allowed to throw full overhand until 1884.

[FromVAtoLA]

Thanks - mainly interested in pre-war vintage cards with pitchers in this motion. (Quiz and the Royals were really something in '85 though.)

[judsonhamlin]

Spider Baum’s 1911 Obak has him in a sidearm pose

[G1911]

The Baum:

[brianp-beme]

Another Obak...Jess Garrett was a pitcher for Portland in the PCL, but not sure if this 1910 card depicts his pitching motion or his pioneering cornhole delivery.

Brian

[brianp-beme]

Walter Johnson's E120 American Caramel, V61 Neilson's Chocolates and this W573 strip card all share the same photo of his sidearm slinging style.

Brian