A Ball Player's Career

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I.—MY BIRTHPLACE AND ANCESTRY.
II.—DAYS AT MARSHALLTOWN,
III.—SOME FACTS ABOUT THE NATIONAL GAME,
IV.—FURTHER FACTS AND FIGURES,
V.—THE GAME AT MARSHALLTOWN,
VI.—My EXPERIENCE AT ROCKFORD,
VII.-WITH THE ATHLETICS OF PHILADELPHIA,
VIII.—SOME MINOR DIVERSIONS,
IX.—WE BALL PLAYERS GO ABROAD,
X.—THE ARGONAUTS OF 1874,
XI.—I WIN ONE PRIZE AND OTHERS FOLLOW,
XII.—WITH THE NATIONAL LEAGUE,
XIII.—FROM FOURTH PLACE TO THE CHAMPIONSHIP,
XIV.—THE CHAMPIONS OF THE EARLY '80S,
XV.—WE FALL DOWN AND RISE AGAIN,
XVI.—BALL PLAYERS EACH AND EVERY ONE,
XVII.—WHILE FORTUNE FROWNS AND SMILES,
XVIII.—FROM CHICAGO TO DENVER,
XIX.—FROM DENVER TO SAN FRANCISCO,
XX.—TWO WEEKS IN CALIFORNIA,
XXI.—WE VISIT THE HAWAIIAN ISLANDS,
XXII.—FROM HONOLULU TO AUSTRALIA,
XXIII.—WITH OUR FRIENDS IN THE ANTIPODES,
XXIV.—BALL PLAYING AND SIGHT-SEEING IN AUSTRALIA,
XXV.-AFLOAT ON THE INDIAN SEA,
XXVI.—FROM CEYLON TO EGYPT,
XXVII.-IN THE SHADOW OF THE PYRAMIDS,
XXVIII.-THE BLUE SKIES OF ITALY,
XXIX.—OUR VISIT TO LA BELLE FRANCE,
XXX.-THROUGH ENGLAND, SCOTLAND AND IRELAND,
XXXI.—HOME, SWEET HOME,
XXXII.-THE REVOLT OF THE BROTHERHOOD,
XXXIII.-MY LAST YEARS ON THE BALL FIELD,
XXXIV.-IF THIS BE TREASON, MAKE THE MOST OF IT,
XXXV.—HOW MY WINTERS WERE SPENT,
XXXVI-WITH THE KNIGHTS OF THE CUE,
XXXVII-NOT DEAD, BUT SLEEPING,
XXXVIII.—L'ENVOI