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#5
09-02-2012, 04:25 PM
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As with most films pre-1920...they have been lost to time. There are a very few snippets that have survived from the early days of baseball. I know the HOF has a few dozen frames from the deadball era but they are either too degraded or too fragile to be shown/transcribed.
Joshua 
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