Box 1
Contains 17 Results:
Baseball on Sunday, May 2nd At the same Old Grounds [vs. the Highland Stars] advertising broadside, 2 May 1909
Front of the broadside includes a picture of an unidentified RKF player fielding a ball. Reverse of the broadside advertises the Fox Athletic Library Baseball guide. Printed in blue ink.
Baseball Sunday, May 9th [vs. Park A.C. team of Asbury Park] advertising broadside, 9 May 1909
Front of the broadside includes a picture of an unidentified RKF player pitching. Reverse of the broadside advertises the Fox Athletic Library Baseball guide. Printed in brown and red ink.
Base Ball; Two Big Games on Tobin's Alfalfa Plateau Sunday May 30 Foxes vs. Asbury A.C.; Decoration Day, May 31 Foxes vs. Jefferson A.C. of Newark advertising broadside, 30 May 1909 - 31 May 1909
Front of the broadside includes a pictre of Chris. Tobin fielding a ball. Reverse of the broadside advertises the Richard K. Fox Sporting Library. Printed in blue ink.
Base Ball; Another good game on Sunday, June 6th Foxes vs. Orange Valley of Orange, NJ, advertising broadside, 6 June 1909
Front of the broadside includes a picture of B. Doughty with a bat. Reverse of the broadside includes a team photograph of the RKF baseball team, "the best local team in Monmouth County." Players on the RKF baseball team are not identified. Printed in black ink.
Base Ball; Another Big Game at Fairhaven On Sunday, June 13th, at 3 O'clock advertising broadside, 13 June 1909
Front of the broadside includes a picture of "Smiling" Beekman pitching. Printed in black ink.
If you want to see a game of baseball played properly come on Sunday, June 27 to Tobin's Esplanade, Fairhaven, Foxes vs. Emeralds, of Perth Amboy (Annie Hart will be there) advertising broadside, 27 June 1909
Front of the broadside includes a picture of A. Churchin, First Base, fielding a ball. Printed in red ink.
Come Again and See Three Great Games of Baseball Same Old Place-Fairhaven, Sunday, July 4-Foxes vs. All Amboys, 3 P.M.; Monday, July 5-Foxes vs. Foxqueens, 10 A.M.; Monday, July 5-Foxes vs. Fanwoods, of Jersey City, 3 P.M. advertising broadside, 4 July 1909 - 5 July 1909
Front of the broadside includes a picture of Dick Tobin. Printed in blue and red ink.
As Usual Baseball on the Alfalfa Plateau Sunday, July 18th, Fox's vs. Morgan A.C. advertising broadside, 18 July 1909
Front of the broadside includes a picture of "Capt. Hawkins-One of the real ones" [George Hawkins] holding a bat. Printed in brown ink.
For a good way to spend the day, what could be better than to hike over to Tobin's Alfalfa Esplanade at Fairhaven, and see a crack-a-jack games of Baseball. The Fox's play the Hudson Guild of New York, Sunday, July 25th, advertising broadside, 25 July 1909
Front of the broadside includes a picture of Walter Connor, "an umpire whose reputation for fairness and whose knowledge of the game is second to none in the State." Printed in red ink.
Baseball; the Oceanics, Special Team for the Occasion, will meet the R.K.F. team... Sunday, Aug. 8th, at Fairhaven advertising broadside, 8 August 1909
Front of the broadside includes a picture of a Monkey dressed in a suit captioned, "one of the Oceanic Rooters who wil occupy a left field bench on this auspicious occasion." Printed in red ink.
You can always go home when you can't go anywhere else. For a Real Dyed-in-the-wool, 24 Carat, Yard Wide Game of Baseball Come over to the place where Daddy Tobin used to keep his cows at Fairhaven Sunday, Aug. 15th, when we play the team of the Brotherhood A.C. advertising broadside, 15 August 1909
Front of the broadside includes a picture of Ed. Woolley, "mascot rooter and brother of Mort., who handles all the spitballs, fadeaways, ins and outs, that Dick Morris shoots across the home plate." Printed in brown ink.
Cranford Disappoints; The Nylic Team Will Play the Foxes Sunday, Aug. 29 at Fairhaven advertising flier, 29 August 1909
Printed in black ink.
We are still playing Baseball; Another good game for the enthusiasts on Sunday, Sept. 12th on Squire Tobin's Front Lot, Fairhaven, When we meet the cracks of the Danish Social Club, of Perth Amboy advertising broadside, 12 September 1909
Front of broadside includes a picture of catcher "Old Reliable Mort Woolley, who does the trick behind the bat for the Foxes." Printed in blue ink.
Only three more games of Baseball; Then we wind up the successful season Sunday, Sept., 19th Foxes vs. Murray Hills of New York advertising broadside, 19 September 1909
Front of broadside includes a picture of "'Beek' Left Fielder of the Foxes who gathers them in." Printed in black ink.
Baseball Sunday, Sept. 26th at 2:30 O'Clock, Foxes vs. Woodbridge Field Club on Tobin's Field, Fairhaven; This will be a corker advertising broadside, 26 September 1909
Front of broadside includes a picture of pitcher "'Dick' Morris, who makes them swing like a hammock on the front lawn in December" and humorous commentary about the previous game in which Morris struck out 24 batters. Reverse of broaside notes that Dick Morris will be featured on the supplement to the National Police Gazette on 7 October 1909. Printed in blue ink.
It's All Over advertising broadside, October 1909
Reverse of broadside features a picture of "'Dick' Morris, the pitcher of the Richard K. Fox Baseball Team, who has it on ALL the Amateur Twirlers."
Hand-drawn map of the Tobin Farm, 1910
Annotation by unknown author: "Site drawing of the Tobin Farm-Hance Rd Fairhaven, N.J. c. 1910."