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Baseball Fathers and Sons Photo Gallery
Click on any image below to see photos in full size and to start Photo Gallery:
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- Luis Tiant, Jr. with father, Cuban baseball star, Luis Tiant, Sr.
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- Bob Feller with mother Lena and father William
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- Billy Herman and son, Billy, Jr. from the Brace collection
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- “Sad Sam” Jones and his sons
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- Roberto Clemente with wife and sons and his father, Don Melchor Clemente
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- Sandy Koufax with his mother and father
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- Pete Reiser with his father and uncle at Wrigley Field from the Brace collection
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- A young Hank Aaron with his mother and father, Herbert Aaron
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- Another nice one of Hank Aaron and his parents
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- Jackie Robinson with wife Rachel and son, Jackie, Jr.
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- Cat Mays, the father of Willie Mays sitting with Willie’s son, Michael
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- Ernie Banks with his sons and parents, 1960
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- Hack Wilson with son Bobby
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- Yogi Berra with father and mother
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- Joe DiMaggio with parents Rosa and Giuseppe and wife Dorothy Arnold
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- Mickey Mantle with wife Merle and sons.
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- Infant Mickey Mantle sits on the lap of father Mutt Mantle
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- Felipe and Moises Alou
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- Ken Griffey, Sr. and Ken Griffey, Jr.
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- Tony Gwynn and son, Tony, Jr.
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- Cal Ripken , Sr. with sons Billy and Cal, Jr.
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- Stan Musial with his father Lucas
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- Albert Dean with sons Dizzy and Paul
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- Paul and Lloyd Waner with mother and father
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- Ty Cobb with wife Charlie, daughter Shirley, baby Hershel, and son Ty, Jr.
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- Lou Gehrig with mother Christina, wife Eleanor, and father, Heinrich
Happy Fathers Day from Old Time Baseball Photos!
All of us here at Old Time Baseball Photos want to wish all the fathers out there a very Happy Fathers Day!
What American institution has ever been better at bonding together grandfathers, fathers, sons and daughters, generation after generation, than the great game of baseball? And so what better way to celebrate Fathers Day on Old Time Baseball Photos than with a photo tribute to some of baseball’s more notable fathers and sons!
To start things off, here’s one that came immediately to mind: It’s the classic photo of a young George Herman Ruth, Jr. helping out his old man at George Sr.’s Baltimore gin mill in 1915.
Boy, that George Jr. was the “spittin’ image” of the old man…a real chip off the old block! The word outta’ Old St. Mary’s Industrial over there on Wilkens Avenue was that he could hit the tar outta’ the ball. And he could fling a heater, too. The Brothers over there said they never saw such a kid. But I heard they had a hard time keepin’ the kid in line…had a real mind of his own. I wonder if Junior ever amounted to anything! Haha!
Let’s see… Junior was born in 1895, making him about 20 at the time of the photo. Was he old enough to be working in a saloon?? Did they even have laws like that back then? Haha!
Anyway, I put together a nice collection of baseball fathers and sons. If you’d like to share some reminiscences about you and your dad or grandfather and baseball, please do so in the comments section below. And if you have some baseball father and son photos you’d like to add, please do so. We’d love to hear from you!
And a very Happy Fathers Day to all the dads out there! Hope you enjoy your day!
Gary Livacari
Photo Credits: All from Google search
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