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Old 12-01-2014, 09:47 AM
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...Also, they resemble hats worn by the White Sox during their "World Tour" with the Giants in 1913. That White Sox team made a stop in Kansas City in 1913, but I have not been able to discern any type of flood from around that time. The two Kansas City floods that I see mentioned happened in 1914, one in early May and the other in September. The White Sox did also make a swing through St Louis in September of 1914 as well.
The Sox played in Detroit on May 1st, and then in St. Louis May 2nd through May 5th, and then had a home game on May 6th. There was no time for an exhibition game in western Missouri or eastern Kansas on this trip. On the September trip, they played at home on the 13th, then in St. Louis from the 14th through the 16th, and then had another home game on the 17th. Again, there was no time for an exhibition game west of St. Louis, and there was no reason for the team to travel anywhere near Kansas City to get between St. Louis and Detroit or between St. Louis and Chicago. It just doesn't make sense that they were escaping a Kansas City flood in May or September of that year. Maybe it was the World Tour team, or maybe it was in California during spring training--sometimes the writing on the back of a photo is incorrect.

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The Sox played in Detroit on May 1st, and then in St. Louis May 2nd through May 5th, and then had a home game on May 6th. There was no time for an exhibition game in western Missouri or eastern Kansas on this trip. On the September trip, they played at home on the 13th, then in St. Louis from the 14th through the 16th, and then had another home game on the 17th. Again, there was no time for an exhibition game west of St. Louis, and there was no reason for the team to travel anywhere near Kansas City to get between St. Louis and Detroit or between St. Louis and Chicago. It just doesn't make sense that they were escaping a Kansas City flood in May or September of that year. Maybe it was the World Tour team, or maybe it was in California--sometimes the writing on the back of a photo is incorrect.
Certainly. One thing I can say about the writing on the back is that the "White Sox (Chicago) BB Club American League" is in a darker pencil shade than is "Kansas City Kan" (which is above) and "Escaped Kansas Flood" (which is below). They appear to have possibly been done by two different people possibly as well.

In which case perhaps we can forget about my (lack of) certainty in dating the piece and its location as being somewhat suspect.
What we can see in the photo is hats that the White Sox wore from late 1913 through 1916. If (big if) the man at the back is really Hal Chase, that would date this to either the 1913 or first half of 1914 season.

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Is this Butts Wagner? If so, he played for KC in 1900. He also played for Providence in 1902.





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