Our baseball heroes - captains of the twelve clubs in the Na
Our baseball heroes - captains of the twelve clubs in the National League. Print showing bust portraits of the captains of the twelve baseball teams in the National League, arranged around a scene showing a base-runner attempting to steal second base during a baseball game. Clockwise, from the top are: George Davis of New York, Michael J. Griffin of Brooklyn, William Buck Ewing of Cincinnati, John A. Boyle of Philadelphia, Oliver W. Patsy Tebeau of Cleveland, John Wesley Glasscock of Louisville, Edward C. Cartwright of Washington, Connie Mack of Pittsburg, George F. Doggie Miller of St. Louis, Billy Nash of Boston, Wilbert Robinson of Baltimore, and Adrian Cap Anson of Chicago. Date c1895 Apr. 20. Our baseball heroes - captains of the twelve clubs in the National League. Print showing bust portraits of the captains of the twelve baseball teams in the National League, arranged around a scene showing a base-runner attempting to steal second base during a baseball game. Clockwise, from the top are: George Davis of New York, Michael J. Griffin of Brooklyn, William Buck Ewing of Cincinnati, John A. Boyle of Philadelphia, Oliver W. Patsy Tebeau of Cleveland, John Wesley Glasscock of Louisville, Edward C. Cartwright of Washington, Connie Mack of Pittsburg, George F. Doggie Miller of St. Louis, Billy Nash of Boston, Wilbert Robinson of Baltimore, and Adrian Cap Anson of Chicago. Date c1895 Apr. 20
