Hohnhosrt's final game with the club was on May 28. After six games in St. Louis, the final one being on May 30, the team travelled to Chicago for the first game of there on May 31. Carmen pitched in his one credited appearance on June 1, and David Gaston made his debut with the club that same day. It is doubtful Hohnhorst made the trip to Chicago with the team, so the photo was taken between May 23 and May 30, and more likely no later than May 28. On that date (May 28), fifteen of the seventeen players in the photo appeared in the game against Pittsburgh (the execptions being Ridgway and Carmen).
From left to right: Reis, Wittersteatter (aka Jones), Miller, Kempin, Walden, Hohnhorst, Green, Mertens (aka Collins), Pfyl, O'Connor, Rehmer, Ridgway (aka Mullin), Gwinn, Stis, Prout, Carmen, Murphy, Barton.
The uniforms for the St. Louis Terriers
Assuming the photo was taken in St. Louis, presumably the uniforms worn are the Terriers home uniforms. The logo is different than that used by the club in 1914 and 1915, where the "T" is completely separate. It is similar to the logo used by the St. Louis Cardinals approximately ten year earlier.
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Left: 1913 Terriers logo from uniform in photo. Center: 1914 Terriers logo as depicted on the sweater worn by Doc Crandall. Right: The logo used by the Cardinals from 1903-1906. |
This home uniform is completely white. I've only been able to find a couple of other photos of the players in the St. Louis papers, and most of these are head shots. However, there was a photo of Forrest Ailworth published in the St. Louis Republic on June 13, 1913 showing him from the side. To all appearances, the uniform is also competely white. On the other hand, there are photos of the club published from games played elsewhere. The road uniforms have pinstripes, with St. Louis across the front of them.