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Related: About this forumA blast from the past. Can you name them? They're all in The Hall of Fame.
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A blast from the past. Can you name them? They're all in The Hall of Fame. (Original Post)
Elwood P Dowd
Sep 2021
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Redleg
(6,142 posts)1. Some of them
Lou Gerhrig is far left end.
Joltin' Joe Dimaggio is 4th from the left.
Second from the right looks like Jimmie Foxx.
I can't guess the others without consulting baseballreference.com
rsdsharp
(10,130 posts)2. Lou Gehrig, Joe Cronin, Bill Dickey, Joe DiMaggio,
Charlie Gehringer, Jimmy Foxx, Hank Greenberg.
Im guessing it was taken at the 1937 All Star game.
On edit, it was the 37 game. Heres a similar picture in color.
Elwood P Dowd
(11,444 posts)3. You're the winner.
Who was it that said Jimmy Foxx had muscles in his hair? I think it was Bob Feller.
rsdsharp
(10,130 posts)4. Thank you very much. That was fun.
Leo Durocher said of Gehringer that He hadnt missed a tag, or said a word, in 15 years.
Elwood P Dowd
(11,444 posts)5. After getting hit in the head with a baseball, Dizzy Dean said,
"The doctor X rayed my head and found nothing".
rsdsharp
(10,130 posts)6. I think that was a headline after Diz was hit in the head
by Billy Rogell when Dean was trying to break up a double play in the 1934 series.
X-RAYS OF DEANS HEAD SHOW NOTHING
On edit, were both right. See the 1:20 mark