Lost Advertisements–Ed Walsh, “Gillette wins the Pennant”

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1. “A Great deal of foolish Sympathy was wasted on Rusie” | Baseball History Daily - September 3, 2013

   […] who was called the “next Rusie” more than anyone else; Ed Reulbach (182-106), and Hall of Famer Ed Walsh […]

2. Lost Advertisements–”Yell For Your Team–And Help Them Win” | Baseball History Daily - December 6, 2013

   […] 1912 series began with a 0-0 tie.  White Sox pitcher “Big Ed” Walsh held the Cubs to just one hit–a Joe Tinker double.   Cubs pitcher Jimmy Lavender held the […]

3. Lost Advertisements–Old Underoof–White Sox, Cubs and “The Battle of the Century” | Baseball History Daily - January 27, 2014

   […] seventh place White Sox, behind a complete game from “Big Ed” Walsh defeated the Philadelphia Athletics 4 to 3; he also drove in the winning run with one out in the […]

4. Irwin Howe | Baseball History Daily - February 3, 2014

   […] Ed Walsh of the Chicago White Sox will teach you the detail of his Spit Ball […]

5. Lost Advertisements–”Big Ed” Walsh No-Hitter, Old Underoof Whiskey | Baseball History Daily - March 7, 2014

   […] for Old Underoof Whiskey which appeared in Chicago News papers the day after Edward Augustine “Big Ed” Walsh threw his first nine-inning no-hitter (Walsh gave up no hits in a 5-inning 8 to 1 victory over the […]

6. “Walsh? Ed Walsh? Who’s he?” | Baseball History Daily - March 16, 2015

   […] be suppressed for a couple of months, and one was to mention Walsh, people would say, ‘Walsh?  Ed Walsh?  Who’s […]

7. Lost Advertisements–Fit for a King | Baseball History Daily - May 1, 2015

   […] also maintained that Ed Walsh, Doc White, Jim Scott, and Frank Smith, who would start the opener on April 14, comprised […]

8. Things I Learned on the Way to Looking Up Other Things #18 | Baseball History Daily - March 7, 2016

   […] baseball fans can talk all they want about their (Chief) Benders, (Christy) Mathewsons, (Ed) Walshes and (Mordecai) Browns, but down in our country we have a pitcher that none of the best batters in […]

9. Addie Joss on Spring Training | Baseball History Daily - March 21, 2016

   […] Joss, who was known as a well-mannered, family man—Ed Walsh, who pitched against him the day Joss threw his perfect game beating the Chicago White Sox 1 to 0 […]