One of Charles Conlon's most enduring photographs was also one of his first - this iconic image of Ty Cobb taken on July 23, 1910. Conlon was on the field, standing behind third base, when he snapped the photo. BL-669-83 (Charles M. Conlon / National Baseball Hall of Fame Library)
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