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"Eagle Ball Team 1928" [Description from photograph verso]
Back row, left to right with position played: G. Whittaker (CF), R. Switzler (RF), B Hitt (1B), R. Hotten (SS).
Front row, left to right with position played: A. Clark (Coach & Manager), S. Saltzgaver (P), F. West (3B), J. LeDonne (C), B. Subry (P), C Lloyd.
{See Related Files; this file is in EVLD holdings; some changes have been noted between the two photographs.]
62. Loyd Gerard, WWI
64. Jim Nimon
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Frank Figgins, with the pipe in his mouth, stands with another man in Breckenridge. Frank is holding a bucket and wearing a work jumpsuit and hat. The unidentified man is wearing a suit, and leaning against a beam. There is various equipment in the building and around the men including two wheels and a bucket.
Frank & Birdie Figgins ranched in the Sweetwater Valley before Frank took work in Breckenridge at a gold mine as the Dredge Master. The couple...
67. Bob Trezise
68. Macdonells
69. Mac & Ethel Mary
72. George Figgins
74. Loyd Gerard, WWI
75. Loyd Gerard WWI
76. Clayton Gerard
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Alexander Macdonell in a studio photograph taken with two of his sisters in Scotland. Alex (called Ack or Ackie by his family), was born November 16, 1882, in Beauly, Scotland. He emigrated to the United States and was employed on the Frank Doll ranch in the Gypsum valley. He then leased land on the Geo. Wilkinson ranch on Brush Creek. He served with the U.S. Army 6th Cavalry in World War I.
He returned to Eagle after the war and married Miss...
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1930 Eagle High School girl's basketball team.
Back row, from left: Idella "Dottie" Calvick Lessard, Iola Baer Knuth, Mary Rice McGlothin, Emma Randall, Beatrice Bindley Phillips, Winnifred Brooks Lewis.
Front row: Rhoda Mae Reynolds Hartman, Chloe High Colby, and Louise Hartman Roberts.
Dottie Calvick was originally identified as Ethel Cowden Fessenden but Iola Baer Knuth wrote to the Editor of EVE on March 30, 1995: "I thought I should make...
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"Earl and Hollis Brooks both loved baseball and one of the first things they did after coming to McCoy was to organize a baseball team from local talent. They whipped up a good team in no time and played other small towns. ... When the men came in for the construction of the Dotsero Cutoff Earl didn't let any grass grow under his feet until he had two teams organized among them and a diamond laid out on his place near the bridge." -- McCoy Memoirs,...