Stunning Century-Old Colorized Photos Of Baseball Players From Major League Baseball

#1 “Shoeless” Joe Jackson. Chicago White Sox, in their championship year of 1917

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#2 Alva “Rip” Williams. Washington Nationals, 1912

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#3 “Smokey” Joe Wood. Boston Red Sox, 1915

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#4 The stars of the Chicago White Sox in their Championship Year of 1917

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#5 Branch Rickey. St. Louis Browns, 1914.

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#6 Trio of Brooklyn Robins at Braves Field, Boston, 1916

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#7 Grover Cleveland Alexander. Philadelphia Phillies, 1914

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#8 The first champions of the New American League. Chicago White Sox, With Owner Charles Comiskey, 1901

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#9 “Chief” Meyers, Brooklyn, 1916

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#10 Billy Sullivan, Chicago White Sox, 1911

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#11 Honus Wagner, Pittsburgh Pirates, 1917

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#12 Jim Thorpe, New York Giants, 1913

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#13 Babe Ruth, Boston Red Sox, 1919

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#14 John “Shano” Collins. Chicago White Sox, 1917

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#15 John “Shano” Collins. Chicago White Sox, 1917

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#16 Connie Mack, Manager Philadelphia Athletics, 1913

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#17 “Shoeless” Joe Jackson, Cleveland Naps, 1911

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#18 Hippo Vaughn, Chicago Cubs, 1914

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#19 “Rube” Foster, Boston Red Sox, 1914

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#20 Eddie Collins, Philadelphia Athletics, 1910

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#21 New York Giants Manager John Mcgraw With Chicago Cubs Star Johnny Evers, 1912

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#22 Amos Strunk, Philadelphia Athletics, 1914

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#23 Pitching Great Christy Mathewson At His Last Appearance As A Player With The Cincinnati Reds, 1916

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#24 Casey Stengel, Brooklyn, 1915

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#25 Miller Huggins, St. Louis Cardinals, 1911

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