1911 Kansas City Blues Baseball Cards and Stamps

Class A American Association

Helmar Stamps

Bill Powell (R-R)

American Tobacco

Nick Maddox (R-R)

Paddy O'Connor (R-R) 

Pinkerton Cabinets

William Barbeau (R-R)

Ham  Hyatt (L-R)

William James (R-R)

Nick Maddox (R-R)

Paddy O'Connor (R-R) 

Bill Powell (R-R)

Homer Smoot (L-R)

NICK MADDOX

"Nicholas Maddox, the pitcher whom the Kansas City Blues of the American Association got from the Pittsburgh Pirates, is not yet 25 years old, having been born in Maryland in November 1886. He started playing with independent teams when he was a lad, and when only 18, pitching for Easton, led the twirlers of the Eastern Shore League.

After getting a little experience with the Providence and Wheeling clubs, he started with the Pirates late in 1907. In 1908 he was the best of all their pitchers and was fourth in the league."

-1911 American Tobacco Company set T205

1911 Kansas City Blues suggested baseball cards

MGR Danny Shay

C   Paddy O'Connor (R-R)

1B Frank Bowerman (R-R) (C)

2B Tom Downey (L-R) (3B)

3B William Barbeau (R-R)

SS Red Corriden (R-R)

LF Jack Love (R-R)

CF Denny Sullivan (L-R)

RF Ham Hyatt (L-R) (1B)

P    Nick Maddox (L-R) 

P    Nick Altrock (S-L) (OF)

P    Robert Rhoades (R-R)

P    Chick Brandon (R-R)

P    Bill Powell (R-R)

P    Frank Owen (S-R)

C    William James (R-R) (retroactive designated hitter)

C    Lew Ritter (R-R)

1B John Flynn (R-R)

2B Ike Rockenfield (R-R) (SS)

SS Danny Shay (R-R) (2B)

OF Elmer Gardner (L-L)

OF Spike Shannon (L-R)

PH Homer Smoot (L-R) (CF)

RP Harry Siebert (L-R) (OF)

RP Lou Feine (R-R) (OF)