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African American Baseball Team, Danbury, Connecticut African American Baseball team, Danbury, Connecticut. |
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Arthur Solly Hofman and Jack Pfiester Arthur Solly Hofman batting and pitcher Jack Pfiester, playing catcher, Chicago Cubs, 1907. |
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Babe Ruth Babe Ruth at training camp, St. Petersburg, Florida. |
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Babe Ruth carrying a 300 pound log Babe Ruth carrying a 300 pound log for the stove, in snow 1921. |
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Babe Ruth Crossing Home Plate 1924 Babe Ruth crossing the plate after making his first home run of the season April 21, 1924. |
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Babe Ruth rolling cigars George Herman "Babe" Ruth rolling a cigar, October 30, 1919. |
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Babe Ruth signed autograph New York Yankee Babe Ruth signed autograph, "Yours truly Babe Ruth" 1920. |
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Babe Ruth, Boston Red Sox 1919 Babe Ruth last season with the Boston Red Sox, 1919. |
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Babe Ruth, Boston Red Sox 1919 Babe Ruth, Boston Red Sox, 1919. |
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Babe Ruth, Ernie Shore, Rube Foster, Del Gainer, Boston Red Sox 1915 Babe Ruth, Ernie Shore, Rube Foster and Del Gainer sit in front of dugout, Boston Red Sox 1915. |
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Babe Ruth, New York Yankee George Herman "Babe" Ruth Jr., first year with the New York Yankees, 1920. |
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Brooklyn Baseball Team "Bridegrooms”1889 Brooklyn Baseball Team 1889, the "Bridegrooms" was a 19th-century nickname for the Brooklyn Baseball Team that later became the Brooklyn Dodgers, now the Los Angeles Dodgers. The “Bridegrooms” won the pennant in 1889, the first pennant for Brooklyn. Upon switching to the National League in 1890, the franchise became the only one in MLB history to win pennants in different leagues in consecutive years. |
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Chicago Cubs Zack Taylor tags out Goose Goslin Umpire ready to make the call as Chicago Cubs catcher Zack Taylor lunges to apply tag to Washington Senator, Goose Goslin sliding into home plate, 1930. |
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_talks_with_his_pitcher,_Eddie_Cicotte,_(left)_in_the_dugout_during_a_game,_1917.jpg "Clarence Pants Rowland and Eddie Cicotte, White Sox 1917") |
Clarence Pants Rowland and Eddie Cicotte, White Sox 1917 Clarence Pants Rowland, manager of the Chicago White Sox, (right) talks with his pitcher, Eddie Cicotte, (left) in the dugout during a game, 1917. |
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Cy Young, Boston Americans 1902 Denton True "Cy" Young, Boston Americans 1902. |
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Frank Gilhooley, New York Yankees, 1913 Frank Gilhooley, baseball player with the New York Yankees, 1913. |
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_and_Joe_Schultz,_Sr._of_the_Brooklyn_Dodgers_(right)_1915_April_15.jpg "Hans Lobert, New York Giants and Joe Schultz, Brooklyn Dodgers") |
Hans Lobert, New York Giants and Joe Schultz, Brooklyn Dodgers Baseball players Hans Lobert of the New York Giants (left) and Joe Schultz, Sr. of the Brooklyn Dodgers (right) 1915 April 15. |
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Hugh Duffy, Boston Americans, 1894 Hugh Duffy, Boston Americans, during the 1894 season Duffy had one of the greatest seasons in baseball history, leading the league with 18 home runs, with 145 RBI and a .438 batting average. |
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Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn Dodgers. |
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Jackie Robinson, Kansas City Monarchs Jackie Robinson with the Kansas City Monarchs. |
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John Joseph Evers, Chicago Cubs 1909 John Joseph Evers, baseball player, Chicago Cubs 1909. |
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John Joseph Evers, Chicago Cubs 1910 John Joseph Evers, baseball player, Chicago Cubs 1910. |
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Johnny Evers and Eddie Plank, 1914 Johnny Evers, Boston NL and Eddie Plank, Philadelphia AL, shaking hands, Oct. 10, 1914. |
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Johnny Evers, Chicago Cubs 1910 Johnny Evers, second baseman for the Chicago Cubs, September 16, 1910. |
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Libeus Washburn, Richard Marquard and Mike Donlin, New York Giants Libeus Libe Washburn, Richard William Rube Marquard, and Mike Donlin of the New York Giants baseball team examining baseball, New York,1908. |
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New York Metropolitans "Mets" 1882 New York Metropolitans baseball team, 1882. The National League added a franchise to replace the departed Giants and Dodgers, the owners and the fans of New York selected "Mets" as the nickname for the new club. |
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New York Yankee Joe DiMaggio New York Yankee Joe DiMaggio holding a baseball bat, December 15, 1941. |
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New York Yankee Lou Gehrig slides into home plate Umpire Nallan ready to make the call as Washington catcher Hank Severeid awaits ball while New York Yankee Lou Gehrig slides into home plate, 1925. |
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New York Yankees Baseball Team 1926 New York Yankees baseball team with Babe Ruth in center, October 19, 1926. |
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New York Yankees vs. Washington Senators 1912 Umpire watches as New York Yankee player slides into base ahead of the tag during baseball game with Washington Senators, 1912. |
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