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I'm researching an 1890's South End Grounds game play snapshot. I am trying to decipher the scoreboard and was curious if anyone can confirm (with absolution) that it was common in the 1890's to use the:
"Visiting team [at] Home team" order, that is standard practice today. Thanks for any help, references or guidance! |
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