The 12 Subjects
Checklist
Three groups of four — Groups 16, 17, and 18. Card images are placeholders pending source review and rights clearance.
Group 16 — Players
16A Image candidate pending
16A
Joe Jackson
Jackson—Cleveland
Outfielder for the Cleveland Naps, 1910–1915. One of the most gifted hitters of the Deadball Era.
Rights: unknown
16B Image candidate pending
16B
Tris Speaker
Speaker—Cleveland
Center fielder and manager for the Cleveland Indians. World Series champion, 1920. Hall of Fame.
Rights: unknown
16C Image candidate pending
16C
Cy Young
Young—Cleveland
Pitcher. Won more games than any pitcher in major-league history. Began his career in Cleveland.
Rights: unknown
16D Image candidate pending
16D
Nap Lajoie
Lajoie—Cleveland
Second baseman and manager. The Naps were named in his honor. Hall of Fame.
Rights: unknown
Group 17 — Players, Park & Mascot
17A Image candidate pending
17A
Sol White
White—Cleveland
Player, manager, and historian of Black baseball. Author of Sol White’s Official Base Ball Guide, 1907.
Rights: unknown
17B Image candidate pending
17B
League Park
League Park—Cleveland
Cleveland’s storied ballpark at East 66th and Lexington. Home to the Indians from 1891 to 1946.
Rights: unknown
17C Image candidate pending
17C
Graney & Larry
Graney & Larry—Cleveland
Outfielder Jack Graney and his dog Larry, the live mascot of the Cleveland club in the 1910s.
Rights: unknown
17D Image candidate pending
17D
Addie Joss
Joss—Cleveland
Pitcher for the Cleveland Blues/Naps, 1902–1910. Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1978.
Rights: unknown
Group 18 — Bridge Guardians
18A Image candidate pending
18A
Guardian—Stagecoach
Guardian—Stagecoach
Stone relief sculpture on the Hope Memorial Bridge. The stagecoach panel.
Rights: unknown
18B Image candidate pending
18B
Guardian—Covered Wagon
Guardian—Covered Wagon
Stone relief sculpture on the Hope Memorial Bridge. The covered wagon panel.
Rights: unknown
18C Image candidate pending
18C
Guardian—Hay Wagon
Guardian—Hay Wagon
Stone relief sculpture on the Hope Memorial Bridge. The hay wagon panel, representing early transport.
Rights: unknown
18D Image candidate pending
18D
Guardian—Motor Car
Guardian—Motor Car
Stone relief sculpture on the Hope Memorial Bridge. The motor car panel, representing modern transit.
Rights: unknown
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