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E.W. Goodrich (Tremont Temple, Boston)

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Erker Bros. Optical Co., St. Louis Mo.,

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide Collection

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide, Letter B

1 pp 1920

This slide shows a diagram showcasing different standing positions and strides in the batter's box, perhaps created by Leslie Mann. Mann broke the batter's box into 9 parts on both the left and right side of home plate, creating a total of 18 spots, and Mann drew lines to 9 of these 18 spots, labeling each of these 9 chosen spots with a different number.

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide, Letter D

1 pp 1920

This slide show a diagram showcasing the different types of batting follow throughs that different players use depending on their preferences. At the top of the slide it says, "The Bat 'Follow Through'". Players listed include, Roger Hornsby, Del Gainer, and Hernie Groh.

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide, Letter I

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This diagram created by Leslie Mann shows the part of the field that every position is responsible for. If the baseball is hit into their designated zone, then the baseball is their responsibility to field.

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide, Letter K

1 pp 1922

This slide shows a diagram showcasing the correct movements for infielders to follow when the batter attempts to drag bunt.

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide, No, 250

1 pp 1920

Ray Blades, a first baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals acting as a baserunner, is in the process of returning to second base after taking a lead at Sportsman Park in St. Louis, Missouri. Specs Toporcer, a shortstop for the Cardinals, is also running back towards second base in order to cover the base. Toporcer is located closer to second base than Blades is as both are making a break back towards the base.

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide, No, 251

1 pp 1920

Specs Toporcer, a shortstop for the St. Louis Cardinals, stands in his normal shortstop position as Ray Blades, a first baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, acts as a baserunner taking a lead off second base at Sportsman Park in St. Louis, Missouri. Toporcer stands near the outfield as Blades takes a decent sized lead off of second base.

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide, No. 1

1 pp 1920

Rogers Hornsby, a second baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, gazes downward at his bat while holding it in his hands at Crosley Field in Cincinnati, Ohio. Hornsby is holding an average length bat of 35 inches. This type of baseball bat is the most popular type of baseball bat that was used in the 1920's.

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide, No. 109

1 pp 1920

Eddie Ainsmith, a catcher for the St. Louis Cardinals, stands behind a warm up plate in foul territory while holding a catcher's glove at Sportsman Park in St. Louis, Missouri. Ainsmith is in the process of stepping to the left side of the warm up plate while still remaining behind it.

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide, No. 122

1 pp 1920

Rogers Hornsby, a first baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, holds a baseball in his throwing hand as he brings his arm holding the ball back behind his body. Hornsby's feet are spread about shoulder width distance apart as he gazes forward.

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Leslie Mann Baseball Lantern Slide, No, 250

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