Tagged: indoor-base-ball

7 clippings tagged indoor-base-ball.

Full page advertisement inside a dotted border announcing O'Neill's Big Free Day, September 18, 1934, guests of the O'Neill Business and Professional Men, entire program is free. The program lists a school children's parade, foot races, a football game, a water fight with barrel by the O'Neill Fire Department, kitten ball between the Town Team and the Country Club at 6:30, a concert, fireworks and a pavement dance. The centerpiece is a baseball game at 2:00 p.m., Redbird vs. the Junior American Legion team of Neligh, followed by a long prize list for race events and the triple banner Foot Ball, Base Ball, Kitten Ball.

O'Neill's Big Free Day

O'Neill Town Team
O'Neill, Nebraska · 1934

Short news item headed Base Ball Game Tonight, reading: Tonight in Eagle Hall the third and deciding championship base ball game will be held between the Army and Navy and Nome All Stars. The game will start promptly at 8:30 p.m. and after the game a public dance will be given.

Base Ball Game Tonight

Nome All Stars
Nome, Alaska · 1922

Photo feature headed Indoor Baseball On Big Scale showing Klepack, Brooklyn shortstop, out at first base in a National Professional Indoor Baseball League game in Bronx Coliseum, with Martin of the New York Giants taking the throw. Below runs Harry Grayson's NEA story Recreational Game Can't Be Sold At Price, Say Veterans, in which softball officials argue the new league forgot sex appeal because girls outdraw men, listing the famous names running each club and noting a planned indoor world series in March.

Indoor Baseball On Big Scale

The Laredo Times
New York, New York · 1939

Associated Press item headed Indoor Diamond League Inaugural Delayed, reporting Robert Blattner, secretary of the St. Louis Pandas of the newly organized National Professional Indoor Baseball League, announced the league schedule has been suspended for a week or 10 days to ascertain if Chicago, the fourth city in the western section, is ready to play.

Indoor Diamond League Inaugural Delayed

St. Louis Pandas
St. Louis, Missouri · 1939

Whitney Martin Associated Press column headed Diamond Aces Aid Softball Cause, describing the cocktail hour launch party of the National Indoor Baseball League with Gabby Street, Tris Speaker, Harry Davis, Brick Owens and Bill Wambsganss in attendance, quoting plans for eight clubs in eastern and western divisions, pay as high as 80 dollars a week, a 40-foot pitching distance and a 17-week schedule ending in a world series.

Diamond Aces Aid Softball Cause

The Laredo Times
New York, New York · 1939

Boxed advertisement with a scalloped border reading Opera House, Don't Forget the Base Ball Game To-Night, Admission 10 Cents.

Opera House. Don't Forget the Base Ball Game To-Night

The Daily Leader
Madison, South Dakota · 1899

News item headed Indoor Base Ball, Another Game Tonight, Gossip About Games Now Being Arranged, reporting that the teams from Companies B and I of Minneapolis will cross bats at the armory, that professional players Foster, Hengle and Dugdale are organizing a team, and that Chicago has gone wild on the game with several leagues down there.

Indoor Base Ball. Another Game Tonight

The Saint Paul Daily Globe
Minneapolis, Minnesota · 1891