1911 Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Cards

Class A American Association

American Tobacco Company

Lou Criger (R-R) (suggested American Tobacco update)

Tom Jones (R-R)

Pinkerton Cabinets

Tom Jones (R-R)

TOM JONES

"Thomas Jones, the first baseman acquired by Milwaukee from Detroit in February 1911, originally started with semi-professional teams as a catcher. Most of his major league experience has been with the St. Louis club of the American League, for whom he covered first in splendid style in 1904 until early in 1909, when he was traded to Detroit.

He made good with Detroit for the balance of the playing season, and by keeping the infield intact at his corner, greatly helped to land the pennant."

-1911 American Tobacco Company set T205

Suggested Milwaukee Brewers Baseball Cards

MGR Jimmy Barrett

C   Doc Marshall (R-R)

1B Tom Jones (R-R)

2B Chappy Charles (R-R) (3B)

3B Harry Clark (R-R)

SS Phil Lewis (R-R) (2B)

LF George Stone (L-L)

CF Nemo Liebold (S-R)

RF Newt Randall (L-R)

P    Tom Dougerty (R-R)

P    Stoney McGlynn (R-R)

P    Ralph Cutting (R-L)

P    Dan Marion (R-R) (RF-LF)

P    Oscar Graham (L-L) (CF)

P    Jack Gilligan (S-R)

C    Ray Schalk (R-R)

C    Lou Criger (R-R)

1B Biddy Dolan (R-R)

2B Charlie Hickman (R-R) (OF-3B)

3B Sylvester Breen (R-R) (3B-2B-OF) (retroactive designated hitter)

OF Jimmy Barrett (L-R)

OF Cullen Maloney (R-R)

OF Rube DeGroff (L-L)

RP John Nicholson (R-R)

RP Clarence Short (R-R)

1911 Louisville Colonels Baseball Cards

Class A American Association

American Tobacco

Ed Abbaticchio

Chester Emerson (L-R) (suggested American Tobacco update)

Rube Kroh (L-L)

Ed Lennox (R-R)

ED ABBATICCHIO

"Edward J. Abbaticchio, the infielder whom the Louisville Association team got from the Boston Nationals late in 1910, decided to go into business for himself, and Louisville fans were greatly disappointed.

Abby had 14 years experience in professional base ball, having commenced in 1887 with the Greensburg, Pennsylvania, team. He spent 1898 with the Boston Nationals, 1899 and 1900 with Minneapolis, 1901 and 1902 with Nashville, and then three seasons each with the Boston Nationals and Pirates."

-1911 T205 American Tobacco

RUBE KROH

"Floyd Kroh, the southpaw whom the  Louisville team of the American Association got from the Chicago Nationals in August 1910, has had experience in several leagues. In 1908 he was playing for Johnstown of the Tri-State League, and on May 1 shut out Wilmington without a hit in ten innings. Other good work in the same season caused the Cubs to buy his release. In 1910 he succeeded in winning nine games and losing four. Among the few games he pitched for Louisville in 1910 was one of fifteen innings, which he won himself by batting in the winning run."

-1911 American Tobacco Company Set T205

ED LENNOX

"Edgar Lennox, third baseman whose transfer to Louisville from the Brooklyn National League Club in 1911 has pleased the fans in the former city, came to Brooklyn from Rochester, where his efficient covering of the difficult third corner had brought him favorable notice.

In both 1909 and 1910 his work for Brooklyn was of a very high order, his fielding average for both years being the highest of all third basemen in the National League. A long illness in 1910 slowed him up, and he was released to Louisville."

-1911 American Tobacco Company Set T205

suggested baseball cards

MGR Del Howard

C    John Hughes (R-R)

1B  Del Howard (L-R)

2B Ed Lennox (R-R) (3B)

3B Jack Stansbury (R-R)

SS Rabbit Robinson (R-R)

LF Jack Hayden (L-L)

CF Chester Emerson (L-R) 

RF Joe Stanley (S-R) (3B)

P    Jack Pfiester (R-L)

P    Walt Slagle (S-R)

P    Harry Howell (R-R)

P    Bunny Hearn (L-L)

P    Earl Baker (R-R)

P    Rube Kroh (L-L)

C   Charles Miller (R-R)

C   Sled Allen (R-R)

1B Myron Grimshaw (S-R) (retroactive designated hitter)

1B Jess Orndorff (R-R) 

2B Ed Abbaticchio (R-R) (SS)

3B Frank Hafford (L-R)

SS Claude Ritchey (S-R)

SS Al Buemiller (S-R)

OF Red Fisher (S-R)

RP Irv Higginbotham (R-R)

RP Reggie Richter (R-R)

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)

1911 Jersey City Skeeters Baseball Cards

Class A Eastern League

suggested baseball cards

MGR Jack Ryan

C Tony Tonneman (R-R) (1B)

1B Bill Abstein (R-R) (RF)

2B Dick Breen (R-R) (C)

3B Cozy Dolan (R-R) (OF)

SS Roxey Roach (R-R)

LF Jack Thoney (R-R) (3B-CF)

CF George Wheeler (R-R) (2B)

RF Otto Deininger (L-L) 

P John Frill (R-L)

P Elijiah Jones (R-R)

P Walt Justis (R-R)

P Del Mason (R-R)

P Rube Kingsinger (R-R)

P Jack Doscher (L-L)

P Bill Bartley (R-R)

C Robert Wells (L-R) (retroactive designated hitter)

C John Butler (R-R)

1B Hap Myers (R-R)

3B Clyde Fullerton (R-R)

OF Jack Ryan (R-R) (1B)

RP Jack Ryan (L-R)

RP Marty Kessler (L-L)

1911 Indianapolis Indians Baseball Cards

Class A International League

Pinkerton Cabinets 

Jimmy Burke (MGR)

Fred Carisch (R-R) 

Charlie Carr (R-R)

Larry Cheney (R-R)

Chet Chadbourne (L-R)

Jack Coffey (R-R)

George Craig (L-L)

Frank Delanahanty (R-R)

Jim Duggan (L-L)

Lefty George (L-L)

Ralph Glaze (R-R)

Jack Hayden (L-L)

Dan Howley (R-R)

Butch Kern (R-R)

Ray Mowe (L-R)

Dave Milligan (R-R)

Simmy Murch (R-R)

Frank Oberlin (R-R)

Frank O'Day (R-R)

Otto Williams (R-R)

suggested baseball cards

MGR Jimmy Burke

C   Fred Carisch (R-R)

1B Newt Hunter (R-R)

2B Otto Williams (R-R) (SS)

3B Gus Getz (R-R) (2B)

SS Ray Mowe (L-R)

LF Les Channell (L-L)

CF Danny Hoffman (L-L)

RF Sam Woodruff (R-R)  (3B)

P    Victor Schlitzer (R-R)

P    Fred Link (L-L)

P    Otto Merz (R-R)

P    Cleon Webb (S-L)

P    William Robertson (L-L) (1B)

P    Bill Brady (R-R)

P    Larry Cheney (R-R)

C   Lew Ritter (R-R)

1B Ben Houser (L-L)

1B Jerry Freeman (L-R) (LF) (retroactive designated hitter)

2B Bert Niehoff (R-R) (3B)

3B Joe McCarthy (R-R) (2B)

SS Walter Wentz (R-R)

SS Rivington Bisland (R-R)

OF Chet Chadbourne (L-R)

OF Bill Hallman (L-L)

OF Jack McCarty (R-R) (1B)

RP Kirby White (L-R)

RP Skip Dowd (R-R)

RP Jack Kimbal (R-L)

RP Lefty George (L-L)

1911 Hartford Senators Baseball Cards

Class B Connecticut State League

suggested baseball cards

C   Herman Shincel (R-R)

1B Bob Connery (L-L)

2B Ed Shortel (L-R)

3B Harry Noyes (R-R)

SS Gus Sofel (R-R) 

LF John Hickey (R-R)

CF Hugh High (L-L)

RF Wally Rehg (R-R)

P    Pete Wilson (R-L)

P    Tom McCarthy (R-R)

P    Nick Lakaff (R-R)

P    Farmer Ray (L-R)

P    Heinie Rossbach (S-R)

P    Walt Leverenz (L-L)

C    John Vann (R-R)

C    Simon McDonald (S-R)

3B  Mike Doherty (L-R) (2B)

OF Clint Ford (R-R) (2B)

OF Jimmy Hart (S-R) (1B) (retroactive designated hitter)

RP  Louis Tretter (L-R)

1911 Erie Sailors Baseball Cards

Class C Ohio-Pennsylvania League

suggested baseball cards

MGR Billy Gilbert

C   Jack Warner (L-R) (RF)

1B Bert Biery (R-L)

2B Billy Gilbert (R-R) (SS)

3B Vincent Tydeman (R-R) (OF)

SS John Shovlin (R-R) (2B)

LF Mike Dietz (R-R)

CF Mum Warender (R-R) (2B)

RF Frank Swyane (L-L)

P Ralph McConnaughey (R-R)

P John Duffy (L-R)

P Joseph Jenkins (R-L)

P James Cleary (R-R)

P Lucas Crystal (L-L)

P Al Schacht (R-R)

C    John O'Leary (R-R)

1B Colin McHugh (L-L)

1B Cal Hirschman (R-R) (SS-3B)

1B Claude West (L-L)

OF Ed Donnelly (L-L)

OF Alfred Isbell (R-R) (retroactive designated hitter)

PH Jimmy Kanzler (R-R) (1B)

RP Ross Keiber (R-R)

RP Donie Young (R-R)