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Season pass for the Congress Street Ballgrounds in South Boston for the 1871 season. [Front] Signed with printed signature of Frederick E. Song, Treasurer. Annotated in pen with "1871" and "nuf ced."…

Although dated on the mount 1872, based on the players pictured, they were all active only in 1875. Standing, left to right: George Hall. Athletics, George Bechtel, Athletics, William Craven, Athletics,…

Print from an original oil painting by Frank O. Small by the Louis Prang Company showing Michael "King" Kelly sliding into second base. The image is a photomechanical print from an original copy photograph.

Photographic reproduction of photographic team portrait of the Buffalo Bison on mount with illustrated action scenes. Players are: outside, clockwise from top: Hardy Richardson, second baseman, Davy…

Cabinet card portrait of Boston first baseman Dan Brouthers; cigarette card from Old Judge Cigarettes. Photograph had been mounted on board with 5 other individual cabinet card portraits by Goodwin and…

Cabinet card portrait of Boston left fielder Richardson; cigarette card from Old Judge Cigarettes. Photograph had been mounted on board with 5 other individual cabinet card portraits by Goodwin and one…

The image is probably an enlargement of an original photograph that has been retouched.

Cabinet card portrait of Boston pitcher Kid Madden; cigarette card from Old Judge Cigarettes. Photograph had been mounted on board with 5 other individual cabinet card portraits by Goodwin and one 1891…

Copy photograph of a framed display including the team picture of the 1891 American Association Boston Reds team and individual formal portraits of players, including: Bill Joyce, Morgan Murphy, Bill…

Collotype reproduction of original painting by Hy Sandham depicting the game in the Temple Cup Series between Baltimore and New York. The collotype was printed in Paris in 1896 by Boussod Valadon & Co.,…

Standing, left to right: Outfielder Wee Willie Keeler and third baseman John T. McGraw. Seated: Outfielder Joe Kelly and shortstop Hugh Jennings.

Delegates to the Schedule Meeting of the National League and American Association of Base Ball Clubs. Held at the Hotel Rennert, Baltimore, February 25th-27th, 1897. Standing, left to right, E.E. Becker,…

Portrait of Michael T. "NufCed" McGreevy in formal clothes.

Top, left to right: Tommy Price Tom McCarthy, Mike Sullivan, Unidentified. Bottom: Frank Butler, James Gallivan, Capt. Bill Daly and Tomy Boles.

Studio portait of unidentified player in uniform. The sweater appears to have the letter I on it.

Heavyweight boxer James J. Corbett, nicknamed Gentleman Jim, and John McGraw, player and longtime manager with the New York Giants.

The Huntington Avenue Grounds were built on a parcel formerly owned by the New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad across the tracks from the South End Grounds where the Boston National League Team played.…

This image is almost identical to McGreevy No. 39. Taken on March 12, 1901.

Taken at the Huntington Avenue Grounds, the Boston team lost to New York, 17-6. Identifiable are: Mike Sullivan, top row, third from left, Tommy McCarthy, top row, fourth from left. Mike Sullivan pitched…

Individual portraits on mount with decorative vignettes in ink wash. In center, portrait of Connie Mack, manager. Top row, left to right: Socks Seybold, outfielder, Eddie Plank, pitcher, Monte Cross,…

Individual portraits on mount with decorative vignettes in ink wash. In center, portrait of Clark Griffith, pitcher. Top row, left to right: Wiley Piatt, pitcher, Billy Sullivan, catcher, Tom Daly,…

Individual portraits on mount with decorative vignettes in ink wash. In center, portrait of Bill Armour, Cleveland manager. Top row, left to right: Bob Wood, catcher, John Gochnauer, shortstop, Ollie…

Photographic reproduction of photographic montage of all the American League Teams in 1902 surrounding a portrait of American League President Ban Johnson. Players and managers pictured are: Detroit…

The Royal Rooters seated in their special section in foul ground at the Huntington Avenue Grounds during game eight of the 1903 World Series between the Boston Americans and Pittsburgh Pirates. Taken…

The caption refers to the riot between the Royal Rooters and the Boston Police when the Police attempted to clear the overflow crowd from the field before the start of game three. Taken before game eight…

Left to right: utility player Joe Marshall, infielder Otto Krueger, outfielder Jimmy Sebring, shortstop Honus Wagner, unidentified, catcher Eddie Phelps, the bat-boy, pitcher Gus Thompson, pitcher Deacon…

Taken on October 3, 1903, before game three of the first World Series between the Boston Americans and the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Fans milling about at the Huntington Avenue entrance to the Huntington Avenue Grounds before game three of the World Series between the Boston Americans and Pittsburgh Pirates. Overcrowding and overselling…

Taken during a game in Pittsburgh between the Boston Americans and the Pittsburgh Pirates, note the beanpot hanging from the flagpole. Michael T. McGreevy is visible at lower right of the image.

The Rooters in special section in foul ground next to the home dugout.

Hand-colored portrait of McGreevy, Boston Royal Rooter and owner of Boston baseball saloon, Third Base.

Saloon owner and Boston baseball fan, Michael T. "NufCed" McGreevy.

Newspaper illustration from unidentified source. Players pictured are: Brickyard Kennedy, Sam Leever, Deacon Phillippe, Ginger Beaumont, Bucky Veil, Gus Thompson, Claude Ritchey, Fred Carisch. Ed Phelps,…

The Boston Rooters, based in Roxbury with McGreevy's Third Base Saloon as headquarters, fill the stands at the Huntington Avenue Grounds

View of outfield during game showing outfield walls with grassy incline for standing room crowds during big games.

Michael T. McGreevy, in center with megaphone, leads the Rooters back to Boston from Pittsburgh during the 1903 World Series. The Boston Americans left Boston trailing the Pittsburgh Pirates but returned…

Pin with Michael T. McGreevy's nickname "Nuf Ced."

McGreevy's Third Base Saloon decorated with patriotic bunting during the 1903 World Series between the Boston Americans and Pittsburgh Pirates. The Saloon was decorated for the triumpant return of the…

Individual portraits on mount with decorative vignettes in ink wash. In center, portrait of outfielder Fred Clarke. Top Row, left to right: Honus Wagner, shortstop, Tommy Leach, third baseman, Krenger…

Individual portraits on mount with decorative vignettes in ink wash. In center, portrait of Clark Griffith, pitcher. Top row, left to right, Dave Fultz, outfielder, Kid Elberfield, shortstop, Wid Conroy,…

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1904 New York, New York, United States

The Royal Rooters pose outside the Hotel Marlboro in New York. The Boston Americans and New York Highlanders played a double-header on October 10, 1904, the day this photo was taken, with Boston leading…

The two passengers in the livery carriage are not identified.

Unidentified event at unidentified field.

There were three teams playing in the 1903-1904 incarnation of the New England League that would have had the letter L on their uniforms: Lawrence, Lowell and Lynn.

Hall of fame infielders shake hands in Cleveland. Lajoie was a second baseman for Cleveland and Honus Wagner a shortstop for the Pittsburgh Pirates.

Panoramic photo showing crowd in the outfield and seated on the outfield fence to see the Boston Americans play the New York Highlanders on September 16, 1904. Boston won and went on to win the pennant…

John McGraw, New York Giants Manager, at right, confers with two umpires and two Philadephia Athletics during World Series game in Phildadelphia.

McGraw, manager of the New York Giants seems to be presenting something to a man in an Athletics uniform as the umpire looks on.

Panoramic photo in two sections taken during the 1905 World Series between the New York Giants and the Philadelphia Athletics. The Series was won by the Giants in in five games. From the corner of Eighth…

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