Boxes & Ballplayers At South Side Park

American heavyweight boxing champions James J. Jeffries (nicknamed 'the Boilermaker,' 1875 - 1953) (left) and Samuel Berger (1884 - 1925) (second left) stand with baseball players Ed Walsh (1881 - 1959) (second right) and Billy Sullivan (1875 - 1965) (right), both of the Chicago White Sox, on either side of a man in a bowler hat identified only as Bert, on the field at South Side Park, Chicago, Illinois, 1909. The sign on the grandstand wall behind them reads 'Please Do Not Throw Bottles.' (Photo by Chicago History Museum/Getty Images)
American heavyweight boxing champions James J. Jeffries (nicknamed 'the Boilermaker,' 1875 - 1953) (left) and Samuel Berger (1884 - 1925) (second left) stand with baseball players Ed Walsh (1881 - 1959) (second right) and Billy Sullivan (1875 - 1965) (right), both of the Chicago White Sox, on either side of a man in a bowler hat identified only as Bert, on the field at South Side Park, Chicago, Illinois, 1909. The sign on the grandstand wall behind them reads 'Please Do Not Throw Bottles.' (Photo by Chicago History Museum/Getty Images)
Boxes & Ballplayers At South Side Park
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Chicago History Museum / Contributor
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01 January, 1909
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