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| 1 | | | 1892 | | 2 | The Contest For the Temple Cup Between the Champion Baltimores and the New Yorks | | 1894 | | 3 | Pennant Souvenir of the Baltimore Base Ball Club | Guy, D. Dorsey; | 1894 | | 4 | | | 1896 | | 5 | | | 1896 | | 6 | | | 1896 | | 7 | | | 1896 | | 8 | | | 1896 | | 9 | | | 1896 | | 10 | Ball Players Stand Firm. Protective Association Through a Committee Announces That It Will Supervise Contracts | | 1900 | | 11 | Players Organize | Richter, Francis C.; | 1900 | | 12 | Base-Ball Bickerings | Stackhouse, George E.; | 1901 | | 13 | American College Baseball in the East and West | Bushnell, Edward R.; | 1906 | | 14 | Baseball Experts Playing the National Game | | 1908 | | 15 | Hughie, the Hittite - The Irish Boy Who Could Play Baseball | Weir, Hugh C.; | 1908 | | 16 | | | 1908 | | 17 | A Trio of Baseball Kings | Goewey, E.A.; | 1908 | | 18 | Hugh Jennings: Why His Team Wins | | 1909 | | 19 | | Goewey, E.A.; | 1909 | | 20 | | Morse, Jacob C.; | 1909 | | 21 | | Blauvelt, photographer; | 1909 | | 22 | A Few Flights of Fancy For Fervid Fans | Goewey, Ed A., Illus.; | 1909 | | 23 | | Goewey, E.A.; | 1909 | | 24 | When the Bleachers Grin | Nathan, George Jean; Illustrations by F. Strothman; | 1910 | | 25 | [photos of Several Major League Players and Managers] | Thompson, Paul, photographer; | 1910 | | 26 | Baseball in Nineteen Ten | | 1910 | | 27 | First Paper | Claudy, C.H.; | 1911 | | 28 | Watch His Arm! the Science of Coaching | Fullerton, Hugh S.; | 1911 | | 29 | We Have a Bat This Inning; "Ee-yah! Whoop-e-e! I-did-ee-i! Ee-yah!" | Jennings, Hughie; | 1911 | | 30 | Hugh Jennings: the Live Wire of Modern Baseball | Brown, John; | 1911 | | 31 | Between Games: How the Ball Players of the Big Leagues Live and Act When Off the Diamond | Fullerton, Hugh S.; | 1911 | | 32 | The Greatest Drawing Card On the Circuit | Morse, Jacob C.; | 1911 | | 33 | Hughie Jennings at Bat | Morse, Jacob C.; | 1911 | | 34 | Frank J. Navin, a Pennant Winner Among Magnates | Bingay, M.U.; | 1911 | | 35 | Rooting To Victory: the Important Influence of the Spectators Upon the Winning and Losing of Baseball Games | McGraw, John; | 1911 | | 36 | Hughie Jennings | | 1911 | | 37 | | Goewey, Ed. A.; | 1911 | | 38 | James P. Archer | Lieb, Frederick G.; | 1911 | | 39 | Changes in Pennant Winners; Star Combinations That Have Been Broken Up | | 1911 | | 40 | How I Discovered "Hughie" Jennings; the Beginning of a Remarkable Career | Chapman, John C.; | 1911 | | 41 | John McGraw, Manager; the System Which Has Won For the Giants Three National League Pennants and a Champinship of the World | Lane, F.C.; | 1912 | | 42 | | Goewey, Ed A.; | 1912 | | 43 | The Biggest "Bugs" in Baseball; the Greatest Mental Freaks in the National Game Are Found Among the Players | Lardner, R.W.; | 1912 | | 44 | "Everybody Up!" | Fox, Edward Lyell; | 1912 | | 45 | Team Work | Mathewson, Christy; | 1912 | | 46 | My Opinion of Ty Cobb; How the Greatest Player in the History of the Game Looks To His Own Manager | Jennings, Hugh; | 1912 | | 47 | The Game's Greatest | Rice, Grantland; Illustrated by H.L. Drucklieb; | 1913 | | 48 | The Slow Ball Wizard | Lane, F.C.; | 1913 | | 49 | Who Will Win the Pennant? | Evans, Billy; | 1913 | | 50 | The Greatest Manager in Organized Baseball | Lane, F.C.; | 1913 |
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