A rare photo of 1904 Chicago White Sox. Standing left to right: George Davis (SS), Guy “Doc” White (P), Roy Patterson (P), Gus Dundon (2B), Lee Tannehill (3B), Jimmy “Nixey” Callahan (MGR and LF), Frank Isbell (INF), John “Jiggs” Donahue (1B), Danny Green (RF), Nick Altrock (P), and Ed McFarland (C). Kneeling: Fielder Jones (CF), Billy Sullivan (C) and James “Ducky” Holmes (OF).
Jones replaced Callahan as manager shortly after this picture was taken. The Sox finished in 3rd place with an 89-65 record, improved to 2nd the following season and won the American League pennant, and beat the Chicago Cubs in the Worlds Series in 1906.
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