[Scrapbooks of clippings on baseball], 1883, 1885-March 1893.

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[Scrapbooks of clippings on baseball], 1883, 1885-March 1893.

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Scrapbooks of newpaper clippings on baseball events, 1883, 1885-March, 1893. Especially pertaining to the National League, to which the Chicago White Stockings (later the Chicago Cubs) belonged. During most of this period (1885-1891), the team played home games at the West Side Park (bounded by Congress, Loomis, Harrison and Throop Streets).

9 v. : ill. ; 37-40 cm.3 microfilm reels ; 35 mm. Copy for reader use.3 microfilm reels : neg. ; 35 mm. Camera negative.

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