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[Circular portrait of Fresco Thompson] Portrait from shoulders up of Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman (later Dodgers vice president) Fresco Thomspon; location unknown. |
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[Fresco Thompson from waist up] Brooklyn Dodgers second baseman (later Dodgers vice president) Fresco Thomspon, seen from waist up and looking into camera; blurred background, perhaps showing stadium seats at Ebbets Field. |
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Brooklyn Dodger office One of two views of exterior of Brooklyn Dodgers office that stood at 215 Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights, probably on the eve of the team's departure for Los Angeles; 1100 shows subway... |
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Brooklyn Dodger office Two views of exterior of Brooklyn Dodgers office that stood at 215 Montague Street in Brooklyn Heights, probably on the eve of the team's departure for Los Angeles; 1101 shows subway entrance and... |
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Joe Tufteland Half-length portrait against neutral background of Brooklyn Dodgers farm team pitcher Joe Tufteland in uniform. Caption: "Joe Tufteland . . . who, if he accomplishes nothing else in his lifetime... |
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Stars are rewarded Man in suit (center) shaking hands with two baseball players, probably before or during game at Ebbets Field. Caption on verso: "Stars Are Rewarded: Larry Goetz, celebrating his 15th year as... |
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[Head of Dazzy Vance] View of Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Dazzy Vance, cut to follow the contour of his head and eliminate background; "Dazzy Vance" inscribed at bottom. |
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[Dazzy Vance in 1934] Head and shoulders view of Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Dazzy Vance looking into camera; blurred background, possibly showing stadium seats at Ebbets Field. |
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Famous Brooklyn duo Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Dazzy Vance (in suit) signing contract at table with manager Wilbert Robinson; one woman (possibly a secretary) in left background. Caption on verso: "Famous Brooklyn Duo... |
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[Dazzy Vance with Jimmy Pattison] Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Dazzy Vance sitting on a coiled water hose and showing grip on a baseball to a player seated with him (identified on verso as Jimmy Pattison); unpainted wooden building... |
