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Outlaw League executives: left to right, Marshall Henderson, co-owner Pittsburgh..., 1912. Creator: Bain News Service
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Outlaw League executives: left to right, Marshall Henderson, co-owner Pittsburgh..., 1912. Creator: Bain News Service
Outlaw League executives: left to right, Marshall Henderson, co-owner Pittsburgh; William T. Murphy, owner Cleveland; Ambrose Hussey Jr., co-owner, Brooklyn; William A. Witman, first league president and owner, Reading; Ernest C. Landgraf, co-owner, Richmond; John J. Ryan, co-owner Cincinnati; Hugh Mckinnon, co-owner, Cincinnati; Ambrose Hussey Sr., co-owner Brooklyn (baseball), 1912
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1912 Baseball Business Businessman Executive Formal Formal Dress George Grantham Bain Mens Fashion Menswear Owner Ownership Position Side By Side Bain George Graham Bain News Service George Graham Bain Group Portrait Press Photography
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**Outlaw League Executives: A Glimpse into Baseball's Early Days**
This striking photograph captures a moment in time for the Outlaw League, a professional baseball organization that operated during the early 20th century. The image features nine executives of the league, each with their own unique style and flair. From left to right, we see Marshall Henderson, co-owner of Pittsburgh; William T. Murphy, owner of Cleveland; Ambrose Hussey Jr., co-owner of Brooklyn; William A. Witman, first league president and owner of Reading; Ernest C. Landgraf, co-owner of Richmond; John J. Ryan, co-owner of Cincinnati; Hugh McKinnon, co-owner also from Cincinnati; Ambrose Hussey Sr., another prominent figure in the Brooklyn franchise.
The photograph was taken by Bain News Service in 1912, a time when professional baseball was still finding its footing. The Outlaw League's executives were some of the most influential figures in the sport at that moment, and their collective presence here gives us a glimpse into what it meant to be part of this burgeoning industry.
The men depicted are dressed formally, with suits and ties reflecting the formal attire common during this era. Their direct gazes towards the camera convey confidence, authority, and an air of professionalism. This photograph is not only a fascinating piece of baseball history but also a testament to the power dynamics at play in early 20th-century America.
As we gaze upon these executives from another time, we are reminded that even amidst change and uncertainty, there were individuals who played crucial roles in shaping the course of professional sports as we know it today.
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