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Hi Matt,
There will be more detail in the local Cleveland paper and possibly TSN. I now have many of the box scores for games in 1911 Chi vs Cle but they came from the New York Times and omit a lot of detail, including the CS stat. I posted an example of one on Saturday. Greg |
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By the way, it looks like Joe had the white wrap on his right ankle during most or all of the 1911 season. I've also included a closeup of his face from that same year and you'll see the same features as the guy sliding on the card. Also, click on the link below to see a high-resolution scan of the 1911 team and once again, you'll see that Jackson is the only guy who looks just like the guy pictured on the T202.
http://www.blackbetsy.com/imagefarm/...orama-6500.jpg |
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posted by botn:
Today Brett may have gotten ahead of himself but your denouncing of this thread happened prior to that. ---------------------------- What Brett said today was very predictable and in line with a lot of the previous posts of some board members. It was easy to see where the thread was going, that's why I "denounced" it. There have been a lot of excellent threads on this board with respect to photo ident. - I'll have to disagree with my friends Barry and Dan, I just don't think this is one of them (though it does have some entertainment value). If one is seriously interested in what it takes to decipher photos like this, I would arrogantly suggest two articles by the late George Michael that appeared in The Baseball Research Journal a few years back. What should be obvious is that it is nearly impossible to get an answer on this photo - unless you actually find the photo. Another good example is the Fed Lg photo that Rhys posted recently (the key to figuring out that one was the scoreboard info ). http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=121135 That was an excellent thread and great detective work by Rhys. Another good one is http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=119887 started by abravefan who has managed to be both very right and very patient and diplomatic on this thread (I need to try that sometime). These are probably too arrogant for botn, but others might enjoy: http://tiny.cc/ka9n9 and http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=122362 Last edited by bmarlowe1; 05-24-2010 at 11:10 AM. |
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