1922 Pittsburgh Pirates Team Photo Featuring Key Players
The page from the 1923 Spalding's Official Base Ball Guide features a collage of players from the Pittsburgh Nationals, also known as the Pittsburgh Pirates. Prominent figures include Max G. Carey, well-regarded for his speed and skill as a base-stealer, and Wilbur Cooper, a distinguished pitcher known for his impressive win totals in the early 1920s. Charles F. Glazner and Ewell A. Russell are also highlighted, showcasing their roles as key pitchers in the team's lineup. Walter J. Maranville, another key figure, was known for his defensive prowess at shortstop. Harold Traynor, better known as "Pie," was emerging as a leading third baseman with a promising future. Carson L. Bigbee, along with James A. Tierney and John B. Gooch, rounded out the team's dynamic players, contributing both offensively and defensively. Charles B. Adams represented the team's historical continuity, having been part of earlier successful seasons.