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John McGraw and Philadelphia Athletics player, Columbia Avenue Grounds, 1905 World Series

1 pp 1905

McGraw, manager of the New York Giants seems to be presenting something to a man in an Athletics uniform as the umpire looks on.

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John McGraw and Tod Sloan

1 pp 1906

Longtime New York Giants player and manager, John McGraw, and famous jockey Tod Sloan. McGraw and Sloan owned a pool hall in New York that opened in 1906.

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Kid Madden of the Boston Players League team

1 pp 1888

Cabinet card portrait of Boston pitcher Kid Madden; cigarette card from Old Judge Cigarettes. Photograph had been mounted on board with 5 other individual cabinet card portraits by Goodwin and one 1891 team picture by Conly.

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King George V attends his first baseball game

1 pp 1914

During the Baseball World Tour, a team managed by John McGraw played a team managed by Jimmy Callahan at the Chelsea Football Grounds outside London. The King of England was among 30,000 curious spectators.

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Larry Doyle and Harry Davis shake hands before the first game of the 1911 World Series

1 pp 1911

Second baseman Larry Doyle of the New York Giants and first baseman Harry Davis of the Philadelphia Athletics. Luke was a photographer for the Boston Post.

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Lease granting the City of Boston use of the property formerly known as "Third Base," Michael T. McGreevy's saloon

1 pp 1920

The lease that gave the City of Boston the right to use property owned by Michael T. McGreevy (formerly the Third Base saloon) as a BPL branch.; Premises #208-208a-208b on the southwesterly side of Ruggles street near Tremont Street. Lessee: City of Boston. Lessor: Michael T. McGreevy. $91 2/3 per month. $1100 per year. Term 3 years. Commencing May 1, 1920. Expiring May 1, 1923.

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Left handed pitcher showing pitching motion

1 pp 1900

Studio portait of unidentified player in uniform. The sweater appears to have the letter I on it.

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McGreevy display at Filene's Department Store

1 pp 1939

In 1939, the 100th anniversary of the mythic invention of baseball by Abner Doubleday, Filene's Department Store borrowed photographs from the McGreevy Collection to display in their storefront display window. Several photographs seen in the display are now missing from the collection.

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McGreevy with his Nuf Ced team

1 pp 1910

Michael T. McGreevy poses with the players of the young amateur team that he sponsored, the Nuf Ceds. See McGreevy No. 6

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McGreevy's 3rd Base Saloon

1 pp 1903

McGreevy's Third Base Saloon decorated with patriotic bunting during the 1903 World Series between the Boston Americans and Pittsburgh Pirates. The Saloon was decorated for the triumpant return of the team and of the Boston Royal Rooters from Pittsburgh, where Boston took a lead in the first World Series. The Saloon was located at 940 Columbus Avenue in the Roxbury Crossing neighborhood. From 5" x 7" glass-plate negative.

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McGreevy's saloon, Third Base, 940 Columbus Avenue

1 pp 1916

Located in the Roxbury Crossing neighborhood, Michael T. McGreevy's Third Base was located near both the South End Grounds and the Huntington Avenue Grounds.

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Michael T. "NufCed" McGreevy

1 pp 1903

Hand-colored portrait of McGreevy, Boston Royal Rooter and owner of Boston baseball saloon, Third Base.

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John McGraw and Philadelphia Athletics player, Columbia Avenue Grounds, 1905 World Series

John McGraw and Tod Sloan

Kid Madden of the Boston Players League team

King George V attends his first baseball game

Larry Doyle and Harry Davis shake hands before the first game of the 1911 World Series

Lease granting the City of Boston use of the property formerly known as "Third Base," Michael T. McGreevy's saloon

Left handed pitcher showing pitching motion

McGreevy display at Filene's Department Store

McGreevy with his Nuf Ced team

McGreevy's 3rd Base Saloon

McGreevy's saloon, Third Base, 940 Columbus Avenue

Michael T. "NufCed" McGreevy