Base-ball Ballads

Base-Ball Ballads
By GRANTLAND RICE Sporting Editor the Nashville Tennessean
Illustrated by C. H. WELLINGTON
THE TENNESSEAN COMPANY NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE

Copyright, 1910, BY The Tennessean Company.
From lowly bootblack of the town To merchant prince of high renown, Or butcher, baker, candle-maker, Lawyer, doctor, undertaker, Priest or farmer, young or old, Or rich or poor within the fold, So that his spirit bows before The bondage of the full box score— Whatever be his name or fame, So that his heart leans to the GAME.

BASE-BALL BALLADS.