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Baltimore Orioles and New York Giants, Temple Cup Series (

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Sandham, Henry, 1842-1910

Title

Baltimore Orioles and New York Giants, Temple Cup Series

Description

Collotype reproduction of original painting by Hy Sandham depicting the game in the Temple Cup Series between Baltimore and New York. The collotype was printed in Paris in 1896 by Boussod Valadon & Co., successors to Goupil & Co., Paris, London and New York. The individual portraits printed with the Sandham reproduction presumably include National League officials and players who participated in the Temple Cup from 1894 through 1896. Individual portraits, top, left to right: E. Hanlon, J.E. Wagner, F.A. Abel, C.H. Byrne, J.I. Rogers, J.M. Ward, E.A. McAlpiin, A. Freedman, N.E. Young, E.B. Talcott, G. Mills, H. Wright, F. de H. Robison, J.A. Hart, C. Von Der Ahe, A.G. Spalding, F. Selee, W.W. Kerr, J.T. Brush, W. Spalding. Bottom: W.B. Mercer, Wm. Joyce, H. Duffy, Wm. Nash, M. Griffith, D. Foutz, D.P. Tebeau, Cy Young, D. Richardson, D. Pfeffer, W. Robinson, J. McMahon, C. Comiskey, W.A. Latham, Ed. Delahanty, Wm. Hallman, J. Ryan, A.C. Anson, R. Connor, G. Miller, P. Donovan, L. Bierbauer, A. Rusie, G. Davis. New York won the series four games to none. The Temple Cup was awarded to the winner of a postseason series between the two National League teams with the best records. Pittsburgh Pirates owner William Chase Temple donated the cup. The series ran from 1894 to 1897.

Date

1894

Collection

Boston Public Library

	Native name	Boston Public Library
	Parent institution	Metro Boston Library Network
	Location	Boston , United States of America
	Coordinates	42° 21′ 36.3″ N, 71° 03′ 31.97″ W
	Established	18 March 1848
	Website	www.bpl.org
	Authority file	: Q894583 VIAF: 133435180 ISNI: 0000000122873150 ULAN: 500305150 LCCN: n79117036 NLA: 36201733 WorldCat

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Collotype reproduction of original painting by Hy Sandham depicting the game in the Temple Cup Series between Baltimore and New York. The collotype was printed in Paris in 1896 by Boussod Valadon & Co., successors to Goupil & Co., Paris, London and New York. The individual portraits printed with the Sandham reproduction presumably include National League officials and players who participated in the Temple Cup from 1894 through 1896. Individual portraits, top, left to right: E. Hanlon, J.E. Wagner, F.A. Abel, C.H. Byrne, J.I. Rogers, J.M. Ward, E.A. McAlpiin, A. Freedman, N.E. Young, E.B. Talcott, G. Mills, H. Wright, F. de H. Robison, J.A. Hart, C. Von Der Ahe, A.G. Spalding, F. Selee, W.W. Kerr, J.T. Brush, W. Spalding. Bottom: W.B. Mercer, Wm. Joyce, H. Duffy, Wm. Nash, M. Griffith, D. Foutz, D.P. Tebeau, Cy Young, D. Richardson, D. Pfeffer, W. Robinson, J. McMahon, C. Comiskey, W.A. Latham, Ed. Delahanty, Wm. Hallman, J. Ryan, A.C. Anson, R. Connor, G. Miller, P. Donovan, L. Bierbauer, A. Rusie, G. Davis. New York won the series four games to none. The Temple Cup was awarded to the winner of a postseason series between the two National League teams with the best records. Pittsburgh Pirates owner William Chase Temple donated the cup. The series ran from 1894 to 1897. (English)

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publisher: Digital Public Library of America

retrieved: 7 March 2022