Catalogue of Paintings, Photographs, Schedules and Other Exhibits in the Baseball Art by S.R. Church Page 12
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A photocopy of page 12 from the Catalogue of Paintings, Photographs, Schedules and Other Exhibits in the Baseball Art by S.R. Church. The text on the page reads, "Note. - A * before the catalogue number, indicates that the exhibit is a photograph. 144. "History of Base Ball," Vol I. The history, statistics and romance of the American National Game, from its inception to the present time. By Seymour R. Church. 145. A Base Ball Game in full swing. *146. Instantaneous photograph, taken at Recreation Park, San Francisco, by George V. Robinson, special photographer of the "Evening Post." *147. Instantaneous photograph, taken at Recreation Park, San Francisco, by George V. Robinson, special photographer of the "Evening Post." 148. Willie Keeler, right fielder of the Brooklyn Base Ball Club, and one of the best batters on the diamond. An oil painting made especially for S. R. Church by Carl Dahlgren, 325 Montgomery St., San Francisco. (See Nos. 181 and 215.) 149. The famous poem; "Casey at the Bat." *150 Views of the Old Haight Street Grounds, San Francisco with game in progress between Greenhood-Morans and Haverlys, *151 June 9 1888. (See Nos. 139 and 225.) *152. Players of the New York Base Ball Club, in 1887. A relic of a time, fifteen years ago, when the hobby of the small boy was a collection of cigarette pictures. *153 Forest City (Cleveland) Base Ball Club, 1871. *154. Chicago Base Ball Club, 1871. *155. Boston Base Ball Club, 1871. *156 Kekionga Base Ball Club, 1871. *157. Olympic Base Ball Club, of Washington, 1871. *158 Athletic Base Ball Club, of Philadelphia, 1871. 159. Manager John F. Chapman and six of his friends in the base ball fraternity. (See Nos. 66 and 70.) *160. San Francisco Base Ball Club (Two views.) 161. Joe Corbett, pitcher Baltimore, 1898. 162. Jerry Nops, pitcher Baltimore, 1898. 163. Wilber Robinson, captain Baltimore, 1898. *164 J. Hughes, pitcher for Seattle, 1903; formerly with Brooklyns. 165. John J. Doyle, first base Washington, 1898. 166. M.F. Amole, pitcher Washington 1898. *167. Des Moines Base Ball Club, champions of Western Association, 1888. *168. Cincinnati Red Stockings, in 1869. 169. Charles Stahl, right field Boston, 1898. 170. George Yeager, catcher Boston, 1898. 171. Martin Bergen, catcher, Boston, 1898. 172. Charles A. Nichols, pitcher Boston, 1898. 173. Hugh Duffy, captain, Boston, 1898. Christy Matthewson, [sic] pitcher New York, 1901-02. (See No. 23.) (12)