Newspaper issue of the Cincinnati Daily Gazette, published in Cincinnati, Ohio on April 24, 1877. This rare issue covers Lip Pike's first game as captain of the Cincinnati Red Stockings, detailing his debut in the 1877 professional baseball season and the Red Stockings' victory over Indianapolis. The article features a detailed account of the game, with Pike's name mentioned five times.
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Newspaper clipping from the Cincinnati Daily Gazette, April 26, 1870, featuring an article about Lipman Pike, second baseman for the Atlantic Base Ball Club of Brooklyn. The article highlights Pike's skill as a hitter and his contribution to professionalizing baseball. Published in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Newspaper page from Harper's Weekly, published in New York, New York on November 3, 1866, featuring a full-page photograph of the Philadelphia Athletics and Brooklyn Atlantics baseball teams. The image prominently features Lipman Pike, noted as the first Jewish professional baseball player.
Newspaper page from Harper's Weekly, published in New York, New York on November 3, 1866, featuring a full-page illustration of the Philadelphia Athletics and the Atlantic Club of Brooklyn baseball teams. The image prominently features Lipman Pike, one of the first professional Jewish baseball players.
Issue of the New York Clipper newspaper from December 5, 1857, featuring a box score of a baseball game between the National Baseball Club of Brooklyn and the Montaue Baseball Club of Bedford. The game is notable for the participation of Boaz Pike, brother of Lip Pike, the first known Jewish professional baseball player. Published in New York, New York.
Newspaper clipping from the February 4, 1882, edition of the New York Clipper featuring a short article about Lipman Pike, a Jewish baseball player, hitting a record number of home runs in a single game. The article notes he played for the Athletics in a game against the Alerts in Philadelphia on July 16, 1866, hitting six home runs, five consecutively. Published in New York, New York.
Newspaper clipping from the August 19, 1865, edition of the New York Tribune featuring a baseball box score. The score highlights the performance of Lipman and Benjamin Pike, both playing for the Atlantics. Published in New York, New York, United States.