Gallery›Digital Commonwealth — Boston Public Library›Baseball Chiefs at Annual American League Meeting in New York City- This, the first group photo of the annual gathering of baseball's leaders this year, shows (left to right)-: Seated:-- E. G. Barrow; P. D. C. Ball of St. Louis; Walter Fritsch, St. Louis; Ban B. Johnson, president American League; F. J. Navin, Detroit; Col. Jacob Ruppert, new sole owner of New York Yankees; and Harry H. Frazee of the Boston Club. Standing:-- Walter McNichols, Cleveland; Robert Quinn, St. Louis; Connie Mack, Philadelphia; Clark Griffith, Washington; W. M. Richardson, Wash.; E. S. Bernard, Cleveland, Thos S. Shibe, Phila., Harry Grabiner, Chicago., Louis Comiskey of Chicago. ---- Nothing startling is looked for at the annual meeting of the American League which opened up today at the Hotel Belmont, New York--but then you can never tell.
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Baseball Chiefs at Annual American League Meeting in New York City- This, the first group photo of the annual gathering of baseball's leaders this year, shows (left to right)-: Seated:-- E. G. Barrow; P. D. C. Ball of St. Louis; Walter Fritsch, St. Louis; Ban B. Johnson, president American League; F. J. Navin, Detroit; Col. Jacob Ruppert, new sole owner of New York Yankees; and Harry H. Frazee of the Boston Club. Standing:-- Walter McNichols, Cleveland; Robert Quinn, St. Louis; Connie Mack, Philadelphia; Clark Griffith, Washington; W. M. Richardson, Wash.; E. S. Bernard, Cleveland, Thos S. Shibe, Phila., Harry Grabiner, Chicago., Louis Comiskey of Chicago. ---- Nothing startling is looked for at the annual meeting of the American League which opened up today at the Hotel Belmont, New York--but then you can never tell.
Underwood & Underwood · [ca. December 1922]
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