Help with player/team/date IDs on old photos?

[Butch7999]

pic 3 -- no idea on this guy either -- can't find any major league match from this era for the uniform.
Guy who has the photos inevitably thinks it's -- wait for it -- some guy nicknamed "Shoeless."
The ironwork behind the seats looks familiar, though...



pic 4 -- Boston Braves, 1924-'25-'26?



still more ahead (below)...

[Butch7999]

pic 5 -- we're guessing manager Jack Hendricks, from 1924 to 1929.
We might be out to lunch on that...



Skipping 6 because it's oversized and might not load properly.

pic 7 -- obviously Ty Cobb sliding. But who's the baseman?
Presumably a spring training site -- any clues in the distance as to where?

[Butch7999]

Lastly...
pic 6 -- name that Yankee.



Again, enormous thanks for any help with any of these.

[GKreindler]

That last Yankee looks like Henry/Hank Johnson to me. From what I remember, he was the last man to pitch to Ty Cobb (got him to pop up).

And that first fella is definitely Bengough.

Graig

[Dto7]

Pic 4 is the Brooklyn Robins 1922-24

Pic 7 I would say White Sox

[Butch7999]

Graig, thanks for your input! We appreciate the confirm on Bengough. Assuming you're correct on Johnson,
we'd think that as gaunt as he looks there, it must be a teenage Johnson at his first or second training camp.
By the way, we don't post often on your project threads, so we'll take this opportunity just to say
that we're genuinely as much in awe of your artwork as everyone else here rightfully is.

Don, thanks as well for your input -- again! You've provided us a big assist on similar posts several times before.
Chisox makes sense for pic 7 -- 1930 or later, then, with the dark cap. Amazing (and frustrating) that the
photographer managed to shoot an angle that totally obscures crucial uniform details on so many of his shots.
Not doubting you on pic 4, just curious as to what you see in that pic that says Brooklyn, not Boston.
Is it that the big B appears to have been removed from the previous year's shirt, suggesting
a 1920, '21, or '24 image?