NEW YORK HIGHLANDERS, 1912. Harry Wolverton (center) and Bob Williams (right) playing for the New York Highlanders, 1912

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NEW YORK HIGHLANDERS, 1912. Harry Wolverton (center) and Bob Williams (right) playing for the New York Highlanders, 1912

NEW YORK HIGHLANDERS, 1912.
Harry Wolverton (center) and Bob Williams (right) playing for the New York Highlanders, 1912

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1912 Athlete Baseball Catcher Field Glove Harry New York Outdoor Player Team Throwing William New York Highlanders Will I Am Wolverton

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In this print from 1912, we are transported back in time to witness the New York Highlanders in action. The team's players, Harry Wolverton and Bob Williams, take center stage as they showcase their skills on the baseball field. Dressed in their classic uniforms, these early athletes exude a sense of determination and passion for the game. Harry Wolverton stands confidently at the center of the image, his glove ready to catch any incoming ball. With a focused gaze and poised stance, he epitomizes the spirit of an American athlete during this era. To his right stands Bob Williams, equally committed and prepared to contribute to his team's success. The sepia-toned photograph adds a nostalgic touch that enhances our appreciation for this historical moment. It allows us to imagine ourselves amidst the cheering crowd as we witness these men play America's favorite pastime. This print serves as a reminder of how sports have always been an integral part of American culture. It captures not only the physicality but also the camaraderie shared by teammates who strive together towards victory. Displayed proudly on your wall or mantelpiece, this Granger Collection artwork is sure to spark conversations about baseball history and evoke admiration for those who paved the way for today's beloved sport stars.

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