Jim Cavanaugh and Larry Stock (composers and lyricists). "Big League Baby." New York: Pickwick Music Corporation, 1954

File — Box: 10, Folder: 330

Identifier: EPH 7502-330

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Dates

Creation: 1954

Language of Materials

English

Language of Materials

English

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Physical Description

4 pages, 31 cm

Physical Storage Information

Box: 10, Folder: 330 (Mixed Materials)

Repository Details

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Collection organization

EPH 7502: Baseball Sheet Music Collection

EPH 7502-001: J.H. Kalbfleisch (composer). "The Live Oak Polka." Rochester: Jos. P. Shaw, 1860

EPH 7502-001a: John Zebley, Jr. "Home Run Quick Step." Philadelphia: Lee & Walker, 1861

EPH 7502-002: James M. Goodman (composer). "Base Ball Polka." Philadelphia: C.F. Escher & Son, 1867

EPH 7502-003: J.L. Truax (composer). "Base Ball Waltz." New York and Chicago: The S. Brainard's Sons Co., 1867

EPH 7502-004: Bisco (lyricist); L.B. Starkweather (composer). "Catch It on the Fly." Chicago: Lyon & Healy, 1867

EPH 7502-005: Harry Angelo (lyricist); James W. Porter (composer). "The Base Ball Fever." Philadelphia: Marsh & Bubna, 1867

EPH 7502-005a: F.W. Root (composer). "Home Run Galop." Chicago: Root & Cady, 1867

EPH 7502-005b: F.W. Root (composer). "The Home Run Galop!" Chicago: Root & Cady, 1867

EPH 7502-005c: Mrs. Bodell (composer). "Home Run Polka." Philadelphia: Marsh & Bubna, 1867

EPH7502-006: Miss Lizzie M. Hunter (composer). "Base Ball Polka." Erie PA: Brehm, Bros., 1868

EPH7502-007: Charles D. Blake (composer). "Silver Ball March." Bvoston: Oliver Ditson & Co., 1869

EPH7502-007a: Master Eddie Brown (singer); Charles L. Wall (composer). "That Skinny Girl Called Joe." Philadelphia: Bacon & Scott, 1870

EPH 7502-008: M.J. Messer (composer). "Una Schottische." Boston: C.D. Russell & Company, 1874

EPH 7502-009: John T. Rutledge (composer and lyricist). "Tally One for Me." Cincinnati: F.W. Helmick, 1877

EPH 7502-010: Julius E. Müller (composer). "Bat and Ball March." Boston: Arthur P. Schmidt, 1880

EPH 7502-011: Miss Hattie A. Brooks (composer). "Base Ball Waltz." Chicago and New York: National Music Co., 1885

EPH 7502-011a: Miss Hattie A. Brooks (composer) "Base Ball Waltz." Zanesville OH: H.D. Munson & Sons, 1885

EPH 7502-012: C.F. Green (composer). "Base Ball March for Piano or Organ." Williamsport PA: Stopper & Fisk, 1886

EPH 7502-013: G.L. Spaulding (composer and lyricist). "Oh No Certainly Not." New York: Willis Woodward & Co., 1886

EPH 7502-014: J. Franklin (composer). "Our Champions. March for Piano." Brooklyn: Goetz & Co., 1888

EPH 7502-015: Fred T. Baker (composer). "Spalding's Base Ball Tourists around the World Grand March." Philadelphia: William H. Boner & Co., 1889

EPH 7502-016: Monroe H. Rosenfeld (composer and lyricist). "Our Noble Giant Nine." New York: Hitchcock's Music Stores, 1889

EPH 7502-017: Monroe H. Rosenfeld (composer and lyricist). "Finnegan the Umpire." New York: Frank Tousey, 1890

EPH 7502-017a: Monroe H. Rosenfeld (composer and lyricist). "Finnegan the Umpire." New York: Frank Tousey's Publishing House, 1890

EPH 7502-018: B.H. Janssen (composer and lyricist). "Clancy Wasn't in it." New York: T.B. Harms & Co., 1890

EPH 7502-019: Bert C. Norman (lyricist); Gussie L. Davis (composer). "McGuffin's Home Run." New York: Willis Woodward & Co., 1891

EPH 7502-020: George C. Edwards (composer and lyricist). "O'Grady at the Game." Brooklyn: Chas. W. Held, 1891

EPH 7502-020a: Philip Hastings (composer and lyricist). "Just One." San Francisco: Broder & Schlam, 1892

EPH 7502-021: J.P. Skelly (composer and lyricist). "You Musn't Mind a Little Thing Like That." New York: F.A. Rockar, 1893

EPH 7502-022: Frank E. Weidman (composer). "St. Joseph Baseball March." Boston: Chas W. Maloney, 1893

EPH 7502-023: Theo H. Northrup (composer). "Sure! You're off Your Base Again, Pat McCann." Chicago: National Music Co., 1893

EPH 7502-024: S.G. Pratt (composer and lyricist). "Base Ball Song." Boston: Oliver Ditson Company, 1894

EPH 7502-025: H. Raasch (composer). "Manhattan Oval March." New York: Richter & Hopf, 1895

EPH 7502-026: Edward B. Marks (lyricist); Joseph W. Stern (composer). "Games We Used to Play." London: Chas. Sheard & Co., 1895

EPH 7502-027: Howard S. Bott (composer and lyricist). "The Game the Phillies Play." Beverly NJ: Howard S. Bott, 1895

EPH 7502-027a: Alfred Lee (composer); W.H. Lee (singer); W. Horace Lingard (singer). "Par Excellence. The Idol of the Day." Boston: White, Smith, & Perry, circa 1895

EPH 7502-027b: Ittalie N. Guitarr (composer and lyricist). "Hi! Yi! Yer Off Now." Baltimore: Otto Sutro & Co., 1895

EPH 7502-027c: W.A. Gardner (composer). "The New York Giants." New York: Chas. W. Held, 1895

EPH 7502-028: James D. Johnson (composer). "Adelbert Two-Step." Cleveland: James D. Johnson, 1896

EPH 7502-029: G.E. Beele Jr. (composer and lyricist). "I Want to Play Ball with you, Papa." Chicago: Lyon & Healy, 1896

EPH 7502-030: John Lipman (composer). "Western League March." Indianapolis: George J. Marott, 1896

EPH 7502-031: Burt Brenton (composer). "Ball Player March Two Step." Detroit: The Cadillac Music Co., 1897

EPH 7502-032: R.M. Stults (composer). "M.A.C. March and Two Step." Baltimore: R.M. Stults, 1897

EPH 7502-032a: R.M. Stults (composer). "M.A.C. March and Two Step." Baltimore: R.M. Stults, 1897

EPH 7502-033: John Griffin (composer). "Our Ball Team." Pittsburgh: Holy Ghost College, 1897

EPH 7502-034: G.L. Spaulding (composer and lyricist). "Somebody Has My Heart." London: Spaulding & Gray, 1897

EPH 7502-035: J.S. Duss (composer and lyricist). "America up to Date." Pittsburgh: William C. Ott & Co., 1897

EPH 7502-036: A.W. Bauer (composer). "A Dream of Heaven Waltz." Oshkosh WI: Bauer Bros. Music Co., 1899

EPH 7502-037: A. Albin LeRoy (composer). "The Pennant Winner." Dayton OH: John B. Meiler, 1900

EPH 7502-038: Will R. Anderson (composer and lyricist). "Tessie, You are the Only, Only, Only." New York; Chicago; London: M. Witmark & Sons, 1902

EPH 7502-039: Fred C. Roegge *lyricist); Berte C. Randall (composer). "Hurray for our Base Ball Team." Cleveland: Chalres I. Davis, 1903

EPH 7502-040: William J. Hartz (composer). "Husky Hans." Carnegie PA: Carnegie Union, 1904

EPH 7502-041: Johann C. Schmid (composer). "The Baseball March and Two-Step." Williamsport PA: United States Music Co., 1905

EPH 7502-042: Grace Comiskey (composer). "American League Two-Step." Chicago: Newton Publishging Co., 1905

EPH 7502-043: Will M. Hough (author); Frank R. Adams (lyricist); Joseph E. Howard (composer). "The Umpire is a Most Unhappy Man." New York: Chas K. Harris, 1905

EPH 7502-044: Thurland Chattaway (composer). "Pals, Good Old Pals." Boston: G.W. Setchell, 1905

EPH 7502-045: John J. McNally (author); William Jerome (lyricist); Jean Schwartz (composer). "Line It Out McGinnity." New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1905

EPH 7502-046: Will M. Hough (author); Frank R. Adams (lyricist); Joseph E. Howard (composer). "Cross Your Heart." New York: Chas K. Harris, 1905

EPH 7502-047: Will M. Hough (author); Frank R. Adams (lyricist); Joseph E. Howard (composer). "You Look Awful Good to Father." New York: Chas K. Harris, 1905

EPH 7502-048: Harry J. Lincoln (composer). "Tri-State March and Two-Step." Williamsport PA: Vandersloot Music Co., 1906

EPH 7502-049: Will M. Hough (author); Frank R. Adams (lyricist); Joseph E. Howard (composer). "The Umpire Musical Comedy in 2 Acts." New York: Chas. K. Harris, 1906

EPH 7502-050: Arthur Longbrake (composer and lyricist), Brother Noah Gave out Checks for Rain, Philadelphia, Joseph Morris, 1907

EPH 7502-051: Vincent Bryan (lyricist); E. Ray Goetz (composer). "Re-Incarnation." New York: Shapiro Music Publisher, 1907

EPH 7502-052: E.P. Moran (lyricist); Seymour Furth (composer). "And They Say He Went to College." New York: Shapiro Music Publisher, 1907

EPH 7502-053: H.R. Hempel (composer). "Cubs on Parade." Chicago: Tomaz F. Deuther, 1907

EPH 7502-054: Woodward Barrett (composer and lyricist). "Honey All the Time." Hartford CT: Barrett Music Publishing Co., 1907

EPH 7502-055: Ray Raymond (composer). "The Candy Kid." Chicago: Will Rossiter, 1907

EPH 7502-056: T.H. Guild (composer and lyricist). "The Illinois Loyalty Song." Champaign IL: University of Illinois Supply Store, 1907

EPH 7502-057: Max Hoffman (composer and lyricist). "The Giants of 1908." New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1908

EPH 7502-057a: T.F. Durand (composer). "The White Sox March." Chicago: Tomaz F. Deuther, 1907

EPH 7502-058: Herbert Ingraham (composer). "Hoo-oo (Ain't you Coming out To-Night)." New York: Shapiro Music Publisher, 1908

EPH 7502-059: C.D. Henninger (composer). "'The Millionaires' March Two-Step." Williamsport PA: Vandersloot Music Publishing Co., 1908

EPH 7502-060: Jesse Lasky (lyricist); Fred Fischer (composer). "My Brudda Sylvest." New York: Fred Fischer Music Publishing Co., 1908

EPH 7502-061: Jack Norworth (lyricist); Albert Von Tilzer (composer). "Take Me Out to the Ball Game." New York: The New York Music Co., 1908

EPH 7502-061a: Jack Norworth (lyricist); Albert Von Tilzer (composer). "Take Me Out to the Ball Game." Various publishers, 1942-1987

EPH 7502-062: Henry S. Sawyer (composer). "Watching the Ball Game March." Chicago: McKinley Music Co., 1908

EPH 7502-063: Bob White, Dexter Stocking, Harry Sigman (composers and lyricists). "Play Ball." Chicago: Modern Music Publishers, 1908

EPH 7502-064: Anna Caldwell (composer); James O'Dea (lyricist). "Stars of the National Game." New York: Jerome Remick & Co., 1908

EPH 7502-065: Johnny Evers, Joe B. Tinker (composers and lyricists). "Between You and Me." Chicago: Will Rossiter, 1908

EPH 7502-066: Al W. Brown (composer); Roger Lewis (lyricist). "Base Ball." Chicago: The Thompson Music Co., 1908

EPH 7502-067: E.A. Tucker (composer). "Spirit of the Campus Waltz." Hamilton NY: E.A. Tucker, 1908

EPH 7502-068: Arthur Longbrake (composer and lyricist). "One-a-Strike." Philadelphia: Jos. Morris Co., 1908

EPH 7502-069: George Cohan; Jerome & Schwartz (composers and lyricists). "Take Your Girl to the Ball Game." New York: Cohan & Harris Publishing Co., 1908

EPH 7502-070: Nora Bayes; Jack Norworth (composers and lyricists). "Let's Get the Umpire's Goat." New York: Jerome Remick & Co., 1909

EPH 7502-071: Fred Fischer (composer and lyricist). "In Sunny Italy." New York: Fred Fischer Music Co., 1909

EPH 7502-072: Al W. Brown (composer); C.D. McDonald (lyricist). "I Want to Go to the Ball Game." Chicago: Victor Kremer Co., 1909

EPH 7502-073: Karl L. Hoschna (composer); O.A. Hauerbach (lyricist); Chas Dickson (author). "He's a Fan, Fan, Fan." New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1909

EPH 7502-074: Andrew J. Baird (composer). "College Girl." Kingston NY: W.M. Biggin, 1909

EPH 7502-075: F.V. Bowers (composer); Chas Horwitz (lyricist). "The National Game." New York: Jerome Remick & Co., 1909

EPH 7502-076: Ted Snyder (composer); Vincent Bryan (lyricist). "Ogalalla: Indian Love song." New York: Ted Snyder Co., 1909

EPH 7502-077: Florence Holbrook (composer); Cecil Lean (lyricist). "He's a Fan, Fan, Fan." New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1909

EPH 7502-078: Aubrey Stauffer (composer); Jimmie O'Brien (lyricist). "C-H-I-C-A-G-O." Chicago: Aubrey Stauffer, 1909

EPH 7502-079: Benjamin Hapgood Burt (composer); George Arliss (author). "The Banshee." New York: Jerome Remick, 1909

EPH 7502-080: Edith Barbier (composer); Arthur Longbrake (lyricist). "Base Ball Game of Love." Philadelphia: Jos. Morris Co., 1909

EPH 7502-081: F.A. Thole (composer). "The Grand Old Game." Seattle: F.A. Thole, 1909

EPH 7502-082: H. Reed (composer). "At the Ball Game." New York: Century Music Publishing Company, 1909

EPH 7502-083: Gus Edwards (composer); Ed Madden (lyricist). "Come On Play Ball With Me Dearie." New York: Gus Edwards Music Publishing Co., 1891

EPH 7502-084: John B. Lowitz (composer). "Slide, Bill, Slide." New York: The Trebuhs Publishing Company, 1909

EPH 7502-085: Anna M. de Varennes (composer). "Oh You Tigers." Bay City MI: Anna M. De Varennes, 1909

EPH 7502-086: Al W. Brown (composer); C.P. McDonald (lyricist). "Base Ball Ditties." Chicago: Victor Kremer Co., 1909

EPH 7502-087: William Brede (composer). "King of Clubs." Chicago: Will Rossiter, 1910

EPH 7502-088: G. Harris (Doc) White (composer); R.W. Lardner (lyricist). "Little Puff of Smoke Good Night." Chicago: Victor Kremer Co., 1910

EPH 7502-089: Chas H. Graf (composer). "At the Base Ball Game." Philadelphia: Chas H. Graf, 1910

EPH 7502-090: Hayden Hendy (composer). "Oh You Reds." Cincinnati: H. Hendy, 1910

EPH 7502-091: Homer A. Rodeheaver (composer); Fannie Edna Stafford (lyricist). "Somebody Cares." Chicago: The Rodeheaver Company, 1910

EPH 7502-092: Edward McCormick (composer). "Out to See the Cubs Play Ball." Chicago: Windsor Music Co., 1910

EPH 7502-093: Albert Von Tilzer (composer); Harry Breen (lyricist). "Back to the Bleachers for Mine." New York: The York Music Co., 1910

EPH 7502-094: Nan B. Knight. "Sporting Life." New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1910

EPH 7502-095: Nat. D. Ayer (composer); A. Seymour Brown (lyricist). "Make a Noise Like a Fan." New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1910

EPH 7502-096: Chas. Stutzman (composer). "A Two Bagger." Williamsport PA: Stutzman Music Co., 1910

EPH 7502-097: Edward Clark (composer and lyricist). "My Old Man is Base Ball Mad." New York: Harry Von Tilzer, 1910

EPH 7502-098: Chas H. Graf (composer). "At the Base Ball Game." Philadelphia: Chas H. Graf, 1910

EPH 7502-099: Myron A. Bickford (composer); E. Enkelman (lyricist). "Now Why Don't You Play Ball There." Springfield MA: Belmont Music Co., 1910

EPH 7502-100: Joe Cooper (composer); George Moriarty (lyricist). "I Can't Miss That Ball Game." New York: Harry Cooper Music Publishing Co., 1910

EPH 7502-101: William Frederick Peters (composer); A.G. Delamater (lyricist). "Put the Ball Over the Pan, McCann." Chicago: Independent Music Publishing Company, 1910

EPH 7502-102: Will A. Robinson (composer); William Hale (lyricist). "The Queen of Alma Maters." Boston: C.W. Thompson & Co., 1910

EPH 7502-103: Harry Von Tilzer (composer); Andrew B. Sterling (lyricist). "The Base Ball Glide." New York: Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co., 1911

EPH 7502-104: C.A. Egener (composer). "Joyful Recreations." New York: Seminary Music Co., 1911

EPH 7502-105: R.A.H.T. Haeger (composer); John Hendry (lyricist). "Marty O'Toole." St. Paul MN: John Hendry, 1911

EPH 7502-106: Harold Orlob (composer); William Le Baron (author and lyricist); M.H. Hollins (lyricist). "You Have to Hand it to Them." New York: M. Witmark & Co., 1911

EPH 7502-107: H.S. Wyllie (composer). "The National Game." Washington: E. Kirkus Dugdale, 1911

EPH 7502-108: Phil Capwell; Ed C. Mahoney. "We're Going to See a Base Ball Game!" Boston: A.C. Harriman Co., 1911

EPH 7502-109: Lou Sievers (composer); William A. Downs (lyricist). "Come on to the Base-Ball Game." Chicago: Harold Rossiter Music Company, 1911

EPH 7502-110: Chas. Frederick (composer); W.T. Holt (lyricist). "Say Put That Horsey Hide Over." Philadelphia: M.D. Swisher, 1911

EPH 7502-111: Nellie Nichols (composer). "The Base-Ball Bug." New York: Ted Snyder Co., 1911

EPH 7502-112: Jerome & Schwartz (composers). "They're All Good American Names." New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1911

EPH 7502-113: Albert Gumble (composer); Alfred Bryan (lyricist). "You'll Do the Same Thing Over Again." New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1911

EPH 7502-114: Joseph McCarthy (composer); William Farmer (lyricist). "I've Been Making a Grand Stand Play for You." New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1911

EPH 7502-115: Philip Egner (composer). "Hoo-Rah for the Army Team and Army Blue." New York: Carl Fischer, 1911

EPH 7502-116: Jimmie V. Monaco (composer and lyricist). "Oh Mr. Dream Man (Please Let Me Dream Some More)." New York: Harry Von Tilzer, 1911

EPH 7502-117: Harry C. Eldridge. "The 'Champeen' Baseball Nine." Franklin OH: Eldridge Entertainment House, 1911

EPH 7502-118: Herman Fink (composer). "In the Shadows." London: Hawkes & Son, 1911

EPH 7502-119: Edna Williams (composer); Thomas J. Gray (lyricist). "You've Made a Home Run with Me." London: Joseph W. Stern & Co., 1911

EPH 7502-120: Jerome Shay (composer); Alfred Bryan (lyricist). "Home Run Bill." New York: Chas. K. Harris, 1911

EPH 7502-121: G. Harris (Doc) White (composer); R.W. Lardner (lyricist). "Gee! It's a Wonderful Game." New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1911

EPH 7502-122: Elmer B. Griffith (composer); Tommy H. Griffith (lyricist). "I'll Change Your Shadows to Sunshine." Lafayette IN: Thos. H. Griffith, 1912

EPH 7502-123: John A. winfield. "Give Me the Ball Game." Providence RI: John A. Winfield, 1912

EPH 7502-124: Jean Buckley (composer); E.C. Simon (lyricist). "Play Ball." Washington D.C.: H. Kirkus Dugdale Co., 1912

EPH 7502-125: Billy Parker (composer); Clarence Gaskill (lyricist). "Three Cheers: Baseball is a Grand Old Game." Philadelphia: Emmett J. Welch, 1912

EPH 7502-126: Lawrence B. O'Connor (composer). "The Grand Old Game of Base Ball." Boston: L.B. O'Connor Co., 1912

EPH 7502-127: Martin Barrett (composer); Henry E. Casey (lyricist). "The Red Sox Speed Boys." Brookline MA: Martin Barrett, 1912

EPH 7502-128: Gaskill and Shisler (composers and lyricists). "I'm the Guy." Philadelphia: Emmett J. Welch, 1912

EPH 7502-129: Joseph M. Daly (composer). "Good Fellowship." Boston: Daly Music Publisher, 1912

EPH 7502-130: Dave Stamper (composer); Gene Buck (lyricist). "Some Boy." New York: The Penn Music Co., 1912

EPH 7502-131: Gene Hodgkins (composer and lyricist). "Those Ragtime Melodies." New York: Joseph W. Stern & Co., 1912

EPH 7502-132: F.W. Rivarde and J.G. Kurtz (composer); F.C. Brautigan (lyricist). "I Won't Go Home 'Til the Last Man's Out." Rochester NY: Rivarde & Co., 1912

EPH 7502-132a: F.C. Brautigam (lyricist); F.W. Rivarde and J.G. Kurtz (composers), I Won't Go Home 'Til the Last Man's out,Rochester, NY: Riverdale & Co., 1912

EPH 7502-133: Samuel Walwig (composer). "The Hey Ruben Base Ball Nine." Milwaukee: Samuel Walwig Co., 1912

EPH 7502-134: Ellen Ashworth (composer); George P. Ashworth (lyricist). "Oh You Red Sox." Washington D.C.: The H. Kirkus Dugdale Co., 1912

EPH 7502-135: Elmer B. Griffith (composer); Thomas H. Griffith (lyricist). "I'll Change Your Shadows to Sunshine." New Bedford MA: Thomas H. Griffith, 1912

EPH 7502-136: J.R. Shannon (composer); George J. Moriarty (lyricist). "Maybe I'll Forget You Then." Chicago: Forster Music Publisher, 1912

EPH 7502-137: Al W. Brown and J. Brandon Walsh (composer); George Moriarty (lyricist). "Remember Me to My Old Gal." Chicago: Harold Rossiter Music Company, 1912

EPH 7502-138: Blossom Seeley and W. Ray Walker (composers); Rube Marquard and Thomas J. Gray (lyricists). "The Marquard Glide." New York: Jerome H. Remick & Co., 1912

EPH 7502-139: Harry Abramson (composer); Edward S. Dotter (lyricist). "The Hustlers' Pennant March." Rochester NY: Harry Abramson, 1912

EPH 7502-140: Clarence Jones (composer); Dave Wolff (lyricist). "That Baseball Rag." Chicago: Harold Rossiter Music Co., 1912

EPH 7502-141: Chas. Stutzman (composer); Arthur C. Melvin (lyricist). "To-Morrowland." Williamsport PA: Stutzman Music Co., 1912

EPH 7502-142: William Held (composer); William C. Welzel, Jr. (lyricist). "If You Can't Make a Hit in a Ball-Game, You Can't Make it with Me." Gorry PA: Chas. H. Henderson Music Pub. Co., 1912

EPH 7502-143: Chas. L. Johnson (composer). "School Life." Cleveland: Sam Fox Pub. Co., 1912

EPH 7502-144: Albert Von Tilzer (composer); Ned Nye and Charles Eichel (lyricists). "I Want to Go to the Ball Game." New York: Albert Von Tilzer, 1913

EPH 7502-145: Joseph Perrong (composer). "The Spectator." Malden MA: Edward A. Bowen, 1913

EPH 7502-146: Irving Berlin (composer); Blanche Merrill (lyricist). "Jake, Jake (The Yiddisha Ball Player)." New York: Waterson, Berlin, & Snyder Co., 1913

EPH 7502-147: Howard Whitney Swope (composer). "Frolic of the Skeets." Greenville OH: Howard Whitney Swope, 1913

EPH 7502-148: Clarence Jones (composer); Dave Wolff (lyricist). "That Baseball Rag." Chicago: Harold Rossiter Music Company, 1913

EPH 7502-149: Chas. H. Gabriel (composer); Ina Duley Ogdon (lyricist). "Brighten the Corner Where You Are." Chicago: The Rodeheaver Company, 1913

EPH 7502-150: J.F. Drennen (composer). "If You Don't Hit the Ball." Lima OH: J.F. Drennen, 1913

EPH 7502-151: M.B. Hughes (composer). "Take Me Dearie to that Grand Old Base Ball Game." New York: John T. Hall Music Publishing Co., 1913

EPH 7502-152: A. Melvin Crosby (composer); William J. Loughry (lyricist). "The Baseball Game." New York: C.L. Partee Music Pub Co., 1913

EPH 7502-153: Percy Wenrich (composer). "Pennant Rag." Cleveland: Charles I. Davis, 1913

EPH 7502-154: Alfred Solman (composer); Arthur J. Lamb (lyricist). "Would You Take Me Back Again." New York: Joe Morris Music Co., 1913

EPH 7502-155: Clay W. Chipman (composer). "That 'Wolverton' Rag." Sacramento: Morshead Advertising Agency Publishers, 1913-1914

EPH 7502-156: Ernest R. Heck and F.E. Whitmore (lyricists and composers). "Let's Stand by Billy Sunday." Scranton, PA: Whitmore Pub. Co., 1914

EPH 7502-157: John Edward Hamilton (composer). "Baseball." Fresno CA: Falkenstein's Music House, 1914

EPH 7502-158: Howard C. Kegley (lyricist); J.A. MacKinnon (melody and refrain); Martha E. Bresler (arrangement). "Baseball." Pasadena CA: J.A. MacKinnon, 1914

EPH 7502-159: Jack Stanley (composer); Mabel Harris Howe (lyricist). "Those Days of Childhood." Washington D.C.: The H. Kirkus Dugdale Co., 1914

EPH 7502-160: Pat Rooney (composer). "The Day I Played Baseball." New York: Frank Harding, 1914

EPH 7502-161: James R. Shannon (composer); George Moriarty (lyricist). "Meet Me in Blossom Time." Chicago: Forster Music Publisher, 1914

EPH 7502-162: Irving Berlin (composer). "Along Came Ruth." New York: Waterson Berlin & Co., 1914

EPH 7502-163: Augusta C. Gebhardt (composer). "The Fed's are Here to Stay." Chicago: Augusta C. Gebhardt, 1914

EPH 7502-164: Charley Straight (composer); George Moriarty (lyricist). "Barefoot Days." New York: M. Witmark & Sons, 1914

EPH 7502-165: C.W. Bender (composer); Joe Leahan (lyricist). "When Billy Sunday Comes to Town." Philadelphia: Popular Music Co., 1914

EPH 7502-166: Harold A. Wilkins (composer). "Hail to Old O.A.C." Corvallis OR: Graham & Wells, 1914

EPH 7502-167: Ray Waters (composer); J.E. Lean (lyricist). "Casey at the Ball Game." Washington D.C.: The Marks-Goldsmith Company Inc., 1914

EPH 7502-168: W.A. Steiner and J. Schick (lyricist); Jas. K. Porter and C.F. Henry (composer). "Come Out Where the Buff'lo Feds Play." Perrysburg NY: Jas. K. Porter, 1915

EPH 7502-169: J.R. Shannon (composer); George Moriarty (lyricist). "This Wide World Has Only One You." Chicago: F.J.A. Forster, 1915

EPH 7502-170: Harry Von Tilzer (composer); Vincent Bryan (lyricist). "When Sunday Comes to Town." New York: Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co., 1915

EPH 7502-171: Herman Timberg (composer). "Give Me Back My School Days." New York: Waterson Berlin & Co., 1915

EPH 7502-172: Robert D. Sharp (composer); Les Wallace and J. Maloney (lyricists). "John Barleycorn, Goodbye." Denver: The Robert D. Sharp Music Co., 1891

EPH 7502-173: Don Richardson (composer). "Zum." New York: Jos. W. Stern & Cpo., 1915

EPH 7502-174: Code Morgan (composer). "Flannigan the Fan." New York: Code Morgan, 1915

EPH 7502-175: N.W.P. Vitulu (composer). "The Copper League Waltz." New York: The New York Sheet Music Clearing House, 1915

EPH 7502-176: Bernard H. Smith (composer); Daniel J. Hanifen (lyricists). "Hoop, Hoop, Hooper Up for Red Sox." Brooklyn: Chas. W. Held, 1915

EPH 7502-177: G. Harris White (composer); Ring W. Lardner (lyricist). "Little Puff of Smoke Good-Night." Chicago: Harold Rossiter Music Company, 1916

EPH 7502-178: Bessie M. Alston (composer). "Trials of a Boy." Lebanon OR: March Brothers Publishers, 1916

EPH 7502-179: J. Mitchel Murphy (composer, lyricist); Hattie M. Guilford (arrangement). "Score that Winning Run." Adams MA: J. Mitchel Murphy, 1916

EPH 7502-180: George W. Meyer (composer); Edgar Leslie and Grant Clark (lyricist). "I Love My Billy Sunday But Oh You Saturday Night." New York: Waterson Berlin & Snyder Co., 1917

EPH 7502-181: Proter E. Potts. "Dear Old Laureate." Troy NY: Rensselaer Music Pub. Co., 1917

EPH 7502-182: Harry Von Tilzer (composer); Harry Tighe (lyricist). "Batter Up, Uncle Sam is at the Plate." New York: Harry Von Tilzer Music Publishing Co., 1918

EPH 7502-183: Melville Gideon (composer). "The Base-Ball Rag." London: Herman Darewski Music Publishing Co., 1918

EPH 7502-184: Chas R. McCarron; Carey Morgan. "Oh Helen!" New York: Jos. W. Stern & Co., 1918

EPH 7502-185: Billy Timmins (composer); Jack O'Brien (lyricist). "(Batterin' Babe) Look at Him Now." Boston: Colonial Music Publishing Co., 1919

Hesburgh Libraries

Jim Cavanaugh and Larry Stock (composers and lyricists). "Big League Baby." New York: Pickwick Music Corporation, 1954

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