1910-1913 Buffalo Bisons RARE Scrapbook Set Newspaper Articles with Photos

Description: RARE 1909 1910 1911 1913 Buffalo Bisons Baseball Scrapbook Set. Hundreds of clipped newspaper articles with photos. Four volumes of a scrapbook collection using school textbooks and a school notebook as the base. The landmark T-206 baseball card set featured eleven Bisons from this time period. Cards shown in photos are not included in this sale. T206 is a tobacco card set issued from 1909 to 1911 in cigarette and loose tobacco packs through 16 different brands owned by the American Tobacco Company. It is a landmark set in the history of baseball card collecting, due to its size and rarity, and the quality of its color lithographs. The first professional team to play in Buffalo began in 1877 as a member of the League Alliance; this team was invited to become a major league club, the Buffalo Bisons of the National League, and played from 1879 to 1885. In 1886, the Bisons moved into minor league baseball as members of the original International League, then known as the Eastern League. (An "outlaw" team also known as the Buffalo Bisons played in the Players' League, an upstart third major league, in 1890, but that team is not considered part of the Bisons history.) This team joined the Western League in 1899, and was within weeks of becoming a major league team when the Western League announced it was becoming a major league and changing its name to the American League in 1900. However, by the start of the 1901 season, Buffalo had been bumped from the league in favor of the Boston Americans; the Bisons returned to the minors and the Eastern League that year. Player ▾BatsThrowsBirth DateHeightWeight. Hometown Walt WoodsRRApril 28, 18755'9"165Rye, NH US Alva WilliamsRRJanuary 31, 18825'11"187Carthage, IL US Jack WhiteRRJanuary 19, 18785'6"Traders Point, IN US Rip VowinkelRRNovember 18, 18845'10 195 Oswego, NY US Luther TaylorRRFebruary 21, 18756'1"160Oskaloosa, KS US George SmithRROctober 24, 18715'9"160Pittsburgh, PA US George SchirmNovember 22, 1884 Jack RyanRRNovember 12, 18685'10"165 Haverhill, MA US Billy NattressSeptember 7, 18785'5"Girardsville, PA US Sport McAllisterSRJuly 23, 18745'11"180Austin, MS US Art MarcanJanuary 31, 1881Brooklyn, NY US Bill MalarkeyRRNovember 26, 18785'10"185 Port Byron, IL US Joe KnottsRRMarch 3, 18845'9"170Greensboro, PA US Levi KnappFishs Eddy, NY US Bill Klinck Rube KisingerRRDecember 13, 18766'0"190. Adrian, MI US Bill HesslerJune 21, 1884 Steamer FlanaganLLApril 20, 18816'1"185. Pringle, PA US Orth CollinsLRApril 27, 18806'0"150Lafayette, IN US Bill ClancyLRApril 12, 18796'2"180Redfield, NY US Fred BurchellRLJuly 14, 18795'11"190Perth Amboy, NJ US Dave BrainRRJanuary 24, 18795'10"170Hereford, Herefordshire GB Mack AllisonRRJanuary 23, 18876'1"185Owensboro, KY US 1909 Buffalo Bisons Statistics The Buffalo Bisons of the Eastern League ended the 1909 season with a record of 72 wins and 79 losses, finishing fifth in the EL. Eastern League (EL) - Class: A Team Record: 72-79 Finished 5th in the EL Manager: George Smith (72-79) Location: Buffalo, New York Ballpark: Buffalo Baseball Park Attendance: 188,946, Avg. 2,503 1910 Buffalo Bisons Statistics The Buffalo Bisons of the Eastern League ended the 1910 season with a record of 69 wins and 81 losses, finishing sixth in the EL. Eastern League (EL) - Class: A Team Record: 69-81 Finished 6th in the EL Manager: Billy Smith (69-81) Location: Buffalo, New York Ballpark: Buffalo Baseball Park Attendance: 212,577, Avg. 2,834 1911 Buffalo Bisons Statistics The Buffalo Bisons of the Eastern League ended the 1911 season with a record of 74 wins and 75 losses, finishing fourth in the EL. Eastern League (EL) - Class: A Team Record: 74-75 Finished 4th in the EL Manager: George Stallings (74-75) Location: Buffalo, New York Ballpark: Buffalo Baseball Park Attendance: 233,160, Avg. 3,130 1913 Buffalo Bisons Statistics The Buffalo Bisons of the International League ended the 1913 season with a record of 78 wins and 75 losses, finishing fourth in the IL. International League (IL) - Class: AA Team Record: 78-75 Finished 4th in the IL Manager: Bill Clymer (78-75) Location: Buffalo, New York Ballpark: Buffalo Baseball Park Attendance: 220,799, Avg. 2,886

Price: 649.99 USD

Location: Buffalo, New York

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