Identify this 1911 White Sox player?

[T206Jim]

Thanks for all the replies so far, a few look like possibilities and that is my dilemma so keep them coming. I originally thought it is reminiscent of the Royal Gorge as well, but aside from the front Mineral Wells attribution I also found a March 1911 newspaper article about Mineral Wells presenting the White Sox players with burros which had a photo of Ed Walsh on a burro in the same location.

[ThomasL]

Here is a good list of players in camp on 3-3-1911

Yes it is unquestionably Mineral Wells, the donkey rides were a thing they did.

[Beansballcardblog]

I have no knowledge, but this is really cool to me, as I'm not too far away in Fort Worth.

[Leon]

This probably doesn't add much but it's the White Sox training in 1913....and I have some 1921 postcards of them training too, one in Waco..

[ThomasL]

Originally Posted by Leon

This probably doesn't add much but it's the White Sox training in 1913....and I have some 1921 postcards of them training too, one in Waco..

What does the 1920-21 postcards look like? Would love to see them!

[T206Jim]

Here is another 1911 Spring Training RPPC of the White Sox in Stephenville, Texas. Note the tricycle in the foreground.

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