1914 Federal League Panoramic- Player ID help

[ephus]

I recently acquired this 1914 Federal League Opening Day panoramic. It is a huge panoramic showing the Pittsburg and Brooklyn teams. Since picking this up I have enjoyed researching this particular game. I have identified the lineups for both teams from this game ( Several are guys I recognize from Cracker jacks and other card sets around this time period).

Starting lineup for Brooklyn:
Claude Cooper LF
Hap Myers 1B
Solly Hofman CF
Jim Delahanty 2B
Danny Murphy RF
Tex Wisterzil 3B
Ed Gagnier SS
Yip Owens C
Tom Seaton P

Starting lineup for Pittsburgh:
Davy Jones LF
immie Savage RF
Rebel Oakes CF
Ed Lennox 3B
Tex McDonald SS
Hugh Bradley 1B
Jack Lewis 2B
Claude Berry C
Elmer Knetzer P


I am looking for insight to identify each player in order on the panoramic.
I’ll post some pics and number each photo so can use to reference ID’s

Thanks to all in advance for your knowledge and time helping to Identify these players from this date in time from 1914.

[ephus]

Close(er) up of panoramic

[ephus]

Picture 1 - starting on left side of Pittsburgh

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Picture 2 - Pittsburgh

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Picture 3 - Pittsburgh

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Picture 4 - Pittsburgh

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Picture 5 - Pittsburgh (Final pic, yes that is a dog &#128021

[RUKen]

The Brooklyn players are identified in a separate panoramic photo taken at that game in Pittsburgh (I do not own this):

[Kawika]

Holy Jeez!! That's what you call a panoramic.

[jjbond]

Nice!

[RUKen]

To help with the Pittsburg IDs, I have pasted below another panorama (that I also do not own) of the players on that team taken (I believe) during spring training, presumably less than a month before the Opening Day photo, since they all have their uniforms for the season. The players are all identified in the spring training photo, which should help in providing names for the players in the OP's photo.

[lumberjack]

Camnitz, that rascal, ran behind the camera while it was in motion and appears twice in the photo. I have a shot of the Yankees in New Orleans in the twenties and Charlie O'Leary did the same thing. A few of the players are laughing.

[RUKen]

Originally Posted by lumberjack

Camnitz, that rascal, ran behind the camera while it was in motion and appears twice in the photo. I have a shot of the Yankees in New Orleans in the twenties and Charlie O'Leary did the same thing. A few of the players are laughing.

Not just Howie Camnitz--Jimmy Savage and Rebel Oakes went with him from the left end to the right.