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Oshkosh Baseball Team

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A studio group portrait of the Oshkosh baseball team, "The Famous Team of 1887". All the players are wearing formal suits rather than baseball uniforms. In the front row, seated left to right on the floor, are: W.E. Hoy (center fielder), "Con" Murphy (pitcher), and James Cooney (short stop). In the middle row, seated left to right on chairs, are: Joe Wilson (catcher), Thomas Lovett (pitcher), Frank G. Seele (manager), Tom McCarthy (right field), Taylor Shafer (second base), and Dan Shannon (captain and short stop). Standing left to right in the back row are: John Doran (third base), P.H. O'Connell (first base), James Burns (left field), G.H. Crock (pitcher), Edward Gastfield (catcher), and W.B. Burdick (pitcher).

Date Created:
1887

Publication Information

Date Created
1887

Physical Description

Format
Image
Dimensions
27 x 20 cm

Collection Information

Call Number
GV 863 W6 0842 1913 page 14

Copyright Information

Copyright Status
NO COPYRIGHT - UNITED STATES
Rights Holder
Wisconsin Historical Society
Unique ID
W0143SI
Legacy ID
WHi 52763

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