Professional Baseball Collection

Baseball Spring Training
St. Petersburg, Florida: c. 1964. The St. Louis Cardinals at spring training at Al Lang Field in St. Petersburg, Florida

The Polo Grounds, New York, 1887 (lithograph)
2622508 The Polo Grounds, New York, 1887 (lithograph) by American School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: The Polo Grounds, New York; lithograph, 1887)

Marilyn Monroe & Joe DiMaggio Marilyn Monroe & Joe DiMaggio
United States: c. 1954 Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio

New Dodger Manager Max Carey
New York, New York: November 10, 1931 New Brooklyn Dodger manager Max Carey whispers baseball secrets to Judge S.W. McKeever, one of the directors of the NY club

1923 Yankee Stadium
New York, New York: c. 1923. The new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx in New York City

New Yankee Stadium
New York, New York: c. 1923. The new Yankee Stadium in the Bronx in New York City

Baseball All Star Sluggers
Washington, D.C.: July 7, 1937. Baseballs top players who will play in the 5th All-Star game to day at Griffith Stadium in Washington DC

Mickey Mantle Steals Second
New York, New York: Agust 7, 1961. MIckey Mantle of the New York Yankees steals second in the 11th inning of a game at Yankee Stadium against the MInnesota Twins

Yankees Defeat Giants
New York, New York: October 6, 1937. Thousands of fans watched the New York Yankees defeat the New York Giants in the first game of the 1937 World Series at Yankee Stadium

Maris Steals A Home Run
Cleveland, Ohio: August 19, 1961. New York Yankee Roger Maris leaps high to steal a home run away from Cleveland Indian Willie Kirkland

Baseball Opening Day In NY
New York, New York: 1929. Mayor Jimmy Walker hoists the Worlds Baseball Championship flag for the first home game of the season at Yankee Stadium in New York

View Of Yankee Stadium
New York, New York: c. 1926. A view of Yankee Stadium and the fans watching the Yankees play in New York City

World Series In New York
New York, New York: October 6, 1937. Thousands of fans watched the New York Yankees defeat the New York Giants in the first game of the 1937 World Series at Yankee Stadium

Lou Gehrig Playing First
New York, New York: c. 1926 A baseball game at Yankee Stadium with Lou Gehrig, #4 at first base. His number was the first number to be retired in any American sport

Baseball At Yankee Stadium
New York, New York: c. 1924. A baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York with no one in the bleachers

Yankee Stadium Game
New York, New York: April, 1940. A baseball game at Yankee Stadium in New York City between the Yankees and the Washington Senators

Yankee Stadium Grandstand View
New York, New York: 1931. View from behind the grandstand showing the diamond at Yankee Stadium as the Yankees and the Boston Red Sox start off the 1931 baseball season

Yogi Berra Home Run
New York, New York: June 7, 1961. Bob Allison fof the Minnesota Twins watches a New York Yankee fan at Yankee Stadium make a one handed catch of Yogi Berras 9th home run of the year

Star Pitcher Van Lingo Mungo
Clearwater, Florida: March 3, 1937 Van Lingo Mungo, star hurler for the Brooklyn Dodgers, winds up a pitch in spring training

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"Professional Baseball: A Timeless Game of Legends and Triumphs" Step into the world of professional baseball, where dreams are forged on dusty diamonds and heroes are born. From the early days of Baseball Spring Training to the iconic Polo Grounds in New York, this sport has captivated hearts for over a century. In 1887, a lithograph immortalized the grandeur of The Polo Grounds, showcasing its majestic presence as fans cheered on their beloved teams. Little did they know that years later, two legends would grace this very field - Marilyn Monroe and Joe DiMaggio. Their love story intertwined with America's favorite pastime forever etching their names in baseball history. The game thrived with three slugging outfielders who mesmerized crowds with their powerful swings and graceful catches. As new Dodger Manager Max Carey took charge, he brought fresh strategies to lead his team towards victory at every turn. Then came 1923 Yankee Stadium – an architectural marvel that became synonymous with greatness. It witnessed countless battles between fierce rivals as baseball all-star sluggers showcased their skills under its hallowed roof. But it was not just about stadiums; it was about moments that defined eras. Mickey Mantle stealing second base sent shockwaves through the crowd while Yankees defeated Giants in epic clashes that left spectators breathless. And who can forget Maris stealing a home run? In one swift motion, he defied gravity itself to secure glory for his team. These unforgettable plays became part of baseball folklore – tales passed down from generation to generation. As time marched forward, New Yankee Stadium emerged as a modern masterpiece honoring tradition while embracing innovation. Its gleaming structure stood tall as future stars carved out their own legacies within its walls. Yet amidst all these triumphs and records broken, professional baseball remained more than just numbers on a scoreboard; it embodied resilience and unity during challenging times – bringing communities together when they needed it most.