Picture this Red Sox

[runningshoes]

In the spirit of a long lasting fan appreciation, CubsHub has kindly given us permission to use his trademark Picture This for our very own name the Red Sox thread.

So, who is this Red Sock?

[pesky6]

Cecil Cooper. 1972 Topps card. Fisk is one of the other players on the card, but I can't remember the third.

[runningshoes]

Correctamundo.

The third player is Mike Garman who went 3rd in the first round of the 1967 draft and went on to pitch for the Cards, Cubs, Dodgers and Expos. Cooper, of course, went on to have some great years with the Brewers before retiring in 1987 with a career batting average of .298

[runningshoes]

Let's see.....

[Yankees]

Billy Goodman.

[runningshoes]

Yes, Billy Goodman. It took a Yankees fan to identify a Red Sock. :clapping

Here's one....

He played 6 years with the Sox and returned for the final year of his career.

[tmorss9]

I can't believe no one has guessed this one yet. Tony C. I actually have that poster, too.

[runningshoes]

Yup...Tony Conigliaro.

How about this guy?

[BoSox Rule]

Doug Mirabelli

[runningshoes]

Doug mirabelli..correct

What about this fellow?

[efin98]

Carlos Quintanna?

[runningshoes]

You got it Pontiac.

I'm going way back for the next one. Way back.....

[efin98]

Bill Carrigan?

[runningshoes]

Yesiree...Bill Carrigan.

:D This one is for more recent additions to our nation.

[runningshoes]

pokey reese

Now, I know you're not a recent addition to the Red Sox Nation. :grouchy ;)

Sorry, Pesky6 has forced me to go into Red Sox obscurity for this one. :D

He played one year with the Sox and it wasn't would I would call stellar.

Not later than than 1952 and not earlier than 1952. I just gave you the year. :waving

[SoxSon]

The answer, then, is Randy Gumpert. He only appeared in one game, but he had a 4.12 ERA, which still isn't horrible. Did you say he was really horrible because of his lack of playing time? I was looking for someone really bad.

[runningshoes]

No, I said that cause he allowed 15 hits in 19 innings, at least that's what the stats say.


We drew almost 260,000 fans this year.

[runningshoes]

Shano Collins

Show off..... :rolleyes:

I sure would love to own a ball club someday.

[pesky6]

Haywood Sullivan?

[runningshoes]

Haywood it is...Player, manager, General Manager and eventual part owner of the Red Sox after Tom Yawkey died. His son Marc caught for the Sox as well from 1982 till 1987.

Sorry about the quality, but this is the only pic I could find of this career long Red Sox player.

[runningshoes]

Marc Sullivan.

I thought maybe I could pull one past you. You want to take over the next five or six posts?

??????????

[pesky6]

Jackie Jensen?

[runningshoes]

You got it..what a shock. ;)

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[runningshoes]

Charles F. Wagner aka Heinie Wagner

Not bad, for a Cubs fan. ;)


Blue Jays fans might know who this fellow is cause he hit 3 homre runs in one game againt the Orioles in the 80's and he's probably one of the all time fan favourites in Toronto.

I'm not sure though, there are so many Jays fans willing to wander outside the realm of the Blue Jays thread. It's no that intimidating here guys and gals. ;)

[runningshoes]

I believe that is former Blue Jay catcher, Ernie Whitt.

You are Corrcet Iron Jaw and Ernie did come up with the Sox in '76.

On September 14, 1987 he hit 3 home runs in what became the biggest home run derby in the history of the game. 10 home runs.


Who can forget this guy's pinch hit that set up a dramatic home run?

[runningshoes]

Bernie Carbo

CubsHub gets it by only four minutes.


This fellow gave Sox fans someone to cheer for every time he reached base . . . go, go, go chanted Sox fans every time he reached .

He had a son who played in the bigs.

[RBi]

Jose Tartabull

his son - Danny Tartabull

[runningshoes]

??????????

[Iron Jaw]

Former player/manager Jake Stahl, who guided Boston to a world championship in 1912.

[pesky6]

Jaw is right. I actually have that card in my collection (not as nice as the one pictured).

[runningshoes]

Who is this former Red Sox pitcher?

[pesky6]

Mike Boddicker.

[runningshoes]

Who is this guy?

[runningshoes]

Bill Cissell

You got it Pontiac. Nice to see you're not a Yankees fan anymore. :laugh

[runningshoes]

Who is this Red Sox player from the early 20th century and which park was the picture taken in?

[RBi]

Harry Hooper in the Southside of chicago?

(Comiskey)

[runningshoes]

??????????

[runningshoes]

It is former Indian, Blue Jay, Yankee, Brave, Brewer, Red Sock, Met.....huh..and Expo, Rick Cerone.

[runningshoes]

??????????

[Iron Jaw]

Okay then.....Urbane Pickering?

[runningshoes]

Ok.

It looks like RedSox2004 got hit by a train so we'll move on.

http://www.ajclay.com/PTC/pictures/48.jpg

[Yankeebiscuitfan]

wild guess.

Don Schwall?

[runningshoes]

That's a pretty good wild guess, Chris.

Way to go.

http://www.ajclay.com/PTC/pictures/172.jpg

[runningshoes]

http://www.ajclay.com/PTC/pictures/177.jpg

[runningshoes]

Robbit Warstler???
Yes..it's Rabbit

http://www.ajclay.com/PTC/pictures/235.jpg

[runningshoes]

Ed Sprague

Ed Sprague it is.



http://www.ajclay.com/PTC/pictures/248.jpg

[Yankeebiscuitfan]

So then it must be this man:

[runningshoes]

No relation to Richard. :D

Who's this?

http://www.ajclay.com/PTC/pictures/255.jpg

[Yankeebiscuitfan]

Bob Bailey.

[runningshoes]

Do you like the pretty colours? :D

Who's this?

http://www.ajclay.com/PTC/pictures/256.jpg

[Yankeebiscuitfan]

Steve Lyons.

[runningshoes]

This fellow played for the Red Sox for one reason only and unceremoniously dumped when his service was no longer required.

http://www.ajclay.com/PTC/pictures/260.jpg

[runningshoes]

Johnny Lazor, who didn't have a spot once Teddy & the boys came back.
Good one.

It was Dom he was replacing for the most part.


http://www.ajclay.com/PTC/pictures/262.jpg

[runningshoes]

Matt Stairs

Good Canadian boy from the East Coast.