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Ernest and his Team


Uploaded for the Vintage Photos Theme Park theme of "Sports."
This is a companion to another shot of this team, found in my "Illingworth Album".
My husband's grandfather, Ernest Illingworth, is all the way on the left, 2nd row, leaning on his knee with a glove.
Ernest was a top notch baseball player. He got picked for the (under team)[?] of the Red Sox - but I forget what happened. I'll post at some point.
This is probably late 20s/early 30s, Springfield, Vermont. Pretty cool to see some of these characters' faces in the large version.
See previous photo for the actual picture mat.
This is a companion to another shot of this team, found in my "Illingworth Album".
My husband's grandfather, Ernest Illingworth, is all the way on the left, 2nd row, leaning on his knee with a glove.
Ernest was a top notch baseball player. He got picked for the (under team)[?] of the Red Sox - but I forget what happened. I'll post at some point.
This is probably late 20s/early 30s, Springfield, Vermont. Pretty cool to see some of these characters' faces in the large version.
See previous photo for the actual picture mat.
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