Joseph Hornung scrapbooks : scrapbooks, 1876-1931.

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Joseph Hornung scrapbooks : scrapbooks, 1876-1931.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/56211974

A collection of four scrapbooks containg newspaper clippings related to the baseball career of Joseph Hornung from 1878-1895. Items of note include drawings of Hornung, articles about Hornung, box scores and descriptions from games in which Hornung played, and Hornung's obituary.

1 scrapbook v. 1 (.13 cu. ft.)1 scrapbook v. 2 (.25 cu. ft.)1 scrapbook v. 3 (.24 cu. ft.)1 scrapbook v. 4 (.14 cu. ft.)

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