"Policemen's Base Ball Club" Help?

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Posted By: Shawn

Having trouble pin-pointing where this club was located... I am hoping one of ya'll can help me out again. The sign at the bottom states "Policemen's Base Ball Club for Mercy Hospital Benefit Game" also states "Smith Photo". The hat on the man seated front and center states "Patrol Driver". Sorry I do not have a scan of the back but I am guessing the age is between 1907-1914, because it has a dividing line and the stamp box is "AZO" with four triangles pointing up. Any help would be much appreciated!

Thanks
Shawn

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Posted By: DD

Mercy Hospital is a common name. Also looks like it was an oldtimers game from the ages of the officers.

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Posted By: Dan Bretta

Neat rppc, but you may never find out where this photo was taken. I'm guessing this was not really a baseball team, but probably just a group of policeman organized to play one game for charity for the Mercy Hospital.

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Posted By: Shawn

Thanks for the input anyways.... I tried to look at the badges with a loop but the image is just not clear enough.... Oh well


Shawn

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Posted By: davidcycleback

Just as they have weekend softball teams today, police units, firemen and brick layers had company baseball teams.

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Posted By: hrbaker

Say, if you squint real hard, the guy in the back row, third from left............isn't that Joe Jackson!

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Posted By: Dan Bretta

Speaking of JoeJack where was he in March of 1921?





btw - not Joe Jackson. It's Dixie Davis of the St Louis Browns.

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Posted By: Shawn

HaHa! Yeah I like the guy on the back row 4th from the left... He could have played a good Frankenstein! Notice also, the two guys back row on each end sporting Bow-Ties! I do not think a confrontation with this bunch would go in your favor....

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Posted By: Dave F

The guy on the bottom row, far right looks a little like Chi Chi Frogglestein.