Hall of Famer Adrian “Cap” Anson dies at the age of 70 - This Day In Baseball
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Baseball Digest - This day in baseball history: July 16, 1897 - Chicago Colts' Adrian "Cap" Anson (at age 45) becomes the first major league hitter to collect 3,000 hits. Photo credit:
Cap Anson – Ars Longa Art Cards
Cap Anson – Society for American Baseball Research
It's time for baseball to acknowledge Cap Anson's role in erecting its color barrier - The Washington Post
Cap Anson Stats, Age, Position, Height, Weight, Fantasy & News | MLB.com
73.375.2 | Ames Public Library
September 19, 1897: Cap Anson's 3,000th hit? – Society for American Baseball Research
Cap Anson: Chicago White Stockings – Vintagraph Art
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BP's Baseball Vault - Cap Anson, baseball's first superstar, was the dominant on-field figure of nineteenth-century baseball. He was a small-town boy from Iowa who earned his fame as the playing manager
File:Adrian "Cap" Anson, first baseman, Chicago White Stockings, 1887.jpg - Wikipedia
75 Cap Anson Photos & High Res Pictures - Getty Images
1887 Old Judge (N172) Cap Anson (In Uniform) | PSA CardFacts®
Cap Anson Baseball Hall of Fame Plaque Postcard
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Cap Anson #1 Art Print by National Baseball Hall Of Fame Library - MLB Photo Store
Lot Detail - Spectacular 1880s Adrian "Cap" Anson Game-Used and Signed Bat MEARS A10, PSA/DNA- One Of The Finest Game Used Bats In The Hobby
File:Cap Anson 1874 Philadelphia Team Portrait.png - Wikimedia Commons
Cap Anson | Baseball Wiki | Fandom
Cap Anson - Wikipedia
Cap Anson Full Figure by Transcendental Graphics
