Pennsylvania Railroad Employee Baseball Team abt 1910

by Diane O'Neill
(Houston, TX USA)

PA RR baseball team abt 1910

PA RR baseball team abt 1910

Earl Byron Miller was born in Altoona PA on 7/18/1890. He worked for the Pennsylvania Railroad abt 1910. This is a picture of the PA RR employee baseball team. Earl is standing on the far left.

Earl's son, William E. Miller was a conductor for the PA Railroad when he was killed 12/18/1920 by Express train #24 at Denholm, PA.

Diane Newell O'Neill
dianeoneill1@sbcglobal.net

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by: mikemanders@rocketmail.com

I just found a 1926 PRR pass to all baseball games , in 1926 at cricket field . I looked up cricket field and can't find any sites . It was my great grandfather George S. Herrin. Thanks,Mike
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by: GeriGB

Hello: I was pleased to find something related to the PRR baseball team, as I always hope that there would be a photo of the railroad track workers, possibly, that would have my grandfather photographed with the group. He was from Italy, joined the PRR about 1908 or 1910, worked laying tracks, became a foreman after many years, and we've no photographs of him while working or with any celebrations that the PRR may have had prior to his death at age 65,possibly 1945 or 1946. Thanks for reviewing my comment. geri Biscardi
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by: Don Mansfield

Hello! I have just purchased an awesome postcard collection that has a picture of a PRR player taken at Braddock, PA. I would love to correspond with someone about the postcards. There are 3 postcards, 1 in uniform and another w/ 4 of the players w/ dress suits (1 is of the same uniformed player. and the last is of fans watching. Please respond,
Don M
dmansfie@kcsd.us
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by: Patricia

Hi Diane,

Thank you so much for sharing such a wonderful old picture of the old PRR Baseball Team. That picture is in great shape for being so old. I'm sure many of the Pennsylvania Railroaders will really enjoy seeing these guys.

Patricia

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