E. A. Roth Scorebooks : scorebook 1896 - 1900.

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E. A. Roth Scorebooks : scorebook 1896 - 1900.

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A collection of thirteen scorebooks kept by E. A. Roth. Roth worked for the New York Evening World for 43 years and covered professional as well as college baseball games. Included are scored exhibition games between New York and Charleston College, Yale, Columbia and Fordham Manhattan College.

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