Help with Oriole old-Timers Team Photo (plus Honus)

[lumberjack]

I was extremely wrong about Pick and Bresnahan. Bill Bradley is the man standing next to our right of Rubberarm Russell. Pretty sure about that.
lumberjack

[ThomasL]

Originally Posted by lumberjack

I was extremely wrong about Pick and Bresnahan. Bill Bradley is the man standing next to our right of Rubberarm Russell. Pretty sure about that.
lumberjack

I can see that and ya Bradley is either top 5th from left or 6th from left...those dudes look like brothers

[RUKen]

Originally Posted by ThomasL

I can see that and ya Bradley is either top 5th from left or 6th from left...those dudes look like brothers

Here is Bill Bradley from a 1930 Old Timers' Day in Boston. He appears to be a match for the 6th man from the left in the top row:

[mrreality68]

Originally Posted by RUKen

Here is Bill Bradley from a 1930 Old Timers' Day in Boston. He appears to be a match for the 6th man from the left in the top row:

Everyone here is like Sherlock Holmes

Amazing how you help solve these mysteries

[RUKen]

George Maisel is in the middle row in the Cubs uniform. (He played for the Cubs in 1921 and 1922.) Fritz Maisel is probably not in this photo; he is not mentioned among the attendees.

[RUKen]

I suggest Paul Krichell as the man in the middle row, fifth from the left. Edited to add: ThomasL has made a good case (below) that this is Fritz Maisel.

[RUKen]

Doc Kerr is in the bottom row, second from the left.

[ThomasL]

Ok so first photo is from sabr bio of Clarence Lefty Russell, second is our mystery man, photo on the right is from 1919 Orioles team pic and is trainer Walter Fewster...you be the judge

[RUKen]

Originally Posted by ThomasL

Ok so first photo is from sabr bio of Clarence Lefty Russell, second is our mystery man, photo on the right is from 1919 Orioles team pic and is trainer Walter Fewster...you be the judge

They both bear a strong facial resemblance, but it seems more likely to me that Lefty Russell would have gotten into a uniform for the game. The newspaper clipping that is posted earlier in this thread mentions Allen Russell (Lefty's brother), but perhaps there was some confusion about which Russell brother was coming for the game.

[ThomasL]

Originally Posted by RUKen

They both bear a strong facial resemblance, but it seems more likely to me that Lefty Russell would have gotten into a uniform for the game. The newspaper clipping that is posted earlier in this thread mentions Allen Russell (Lefty's brother), but perhaps there was some confusion about which Russell brother was coming for the game.

That stands to reason or if one brother showed up the other might as well.

Looking at Doc Kerr and Jimmy Walsh photos both are in a 1914 Baltimore Terrapins team photo over on REA archives. Steve Brodie and Runt Walsh were mentioned in papers after the game so Im wondering if Kerr was there or not

[OldOriole]

Here's a newspaper article about it from the Baltimore Sun the next day (8/9/1931) (Thanks ThomasL)....

[OldOriole]

Here's another one from the day of the game (in the Baltimore Sun)...

[ThomasL]

Winner Winner Chicken Dinner...bat boy turned Baltimore socialite/politician ...found this picture from 1925 newspaper article and Top Row 3rd from right safe to say is the old bat boy

[ThomasL]

looking through old Spaulding Baseball Guides at team pictures of old Orioles teams. Came up with a possible...former Orioles trainer Walter Fewster...thoughts?

Will see if I can find a better photo of Fewster

[ThomasL]

Also just learned that "Runt" Walsh was Jimmy Walsh - might be top row 2nd from right

[ThomasL]

Well another good looking candidate for top row 5th from left is Clarence Lefty Russell
https://sabr.org/bioproj/person/lefty-russell/