Photograph of a group of fourteen teenage boys and an adult man (wearing a shirt, slacks, and tie) arranged in two rows, the first row sitting on a long bench and the second row standing. Most of the boys are wearing light-colored, long-sleeve shirts, high-waist baggy pants cinched at the knee, and small dark caps, although one boy is wearing long baggy pants and a shirt with the number "50" printed on the front. Most of the boys are wearing small dark caps on their heads, and some are holding baseball gloves. The group is outside on a lawn, in front of the corner of a brick building and some small trees. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph indicate the names of those pictured, from left to right as: C. W. Baker, J. C. Warrrick, Everett Baker, Kenneth Townsend, Albert Pustejovsky, Leroy Magill, William Ingram, Henry L. Graves (the coach), William Street, J. D. Hinsley, J. D. Nixon, R. L. England, John Fox, R. B. Hutchinson, and John King Robinson.