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#12
07-04-2015, 11:49 AM
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Jonathan,
The first Mort Rogers scorecards were sold at the Boston-Athletics game one week before the Boston-Olympics game your scorecard details. These feature a tipped-in photo of Harry Wright. The first professional game in Boston was 4 days earlier, between Boston and Troy. I don't know if scorecards have survived from the Troy game, but I believe more than one from the Boston-A's game exists. B.ob Richa.rd.son 
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