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...the score by which the Atlantics would be defeated, for the success of the Athletics was regarded apparently as a foregone conclusion.</p>

|Name=Boston Red Sox v Philadelphia Athletics on 3 August 1874 |Away Team=Philadelphia Athletics

...fine play in Milwaukee. Philadelphia Sunday Mercury 1877, date uncertain, Athletics scrapbook, Baseball Hall of Fame.</p> |Source=Philadelphia Sunday Mercury

...were stolen and run off with by the numerous urchins outside the ground. Philadelphia Sunday Mercury August 22, 1869</p> ...th innings, not without, however, a little luck, secured an easy victory. Philadelphia Sunday Mercury August 22, 1869</p>

...ics... punished the “boy pitcher” [i.e. Cummings] for five runs... ... The Athletics punished the “phenomenon” in the next innings for five more earned runs |Source=Philadelphia Sunday Mercury

|Name=Philadelphia Athletics v Boston Red Stockings on 24 August 1874 |Home Team=Philadelphia Athletics

...laying on account of sickness. Pratt is legally entitled to play with the Athletics, and will strengthen them both in the pitcher’s position and at third bas

...68] Both clubs were nervous and uncertain up to the sixth inning, when the Athletics went in pluckily, struck out resolutely from the shoulder, and stopped not |Source=Philadelphia City Item

...phia Sunday Mercury January 15, 1871 [in a historical retrospective of the Athletics]</p> |Source=Philadelphia Sunday Mercury

|Title=Athletics can't get up a nine for an exhibition game |Text=<p>The Athletics failed to go to Harrisburg last Monday, as announced, but seven of the nine

...West Chester, pa., where the second game will begin at noon. Returning to Philadelphia, the contestants will commence operations again at 4 P.M. New York Clipper ...hat day, and will play at West Chester in the morning and at Oakdale Park, Philadelphia, in the afternoon. New York Clipper July 2, 1881</p>

|Title=foul balls from the Athletics ground |Text=<p>What a pity the Athletics cannot arrange to have the foul balls returned from Wagner’s lot a little

...the second-nine match was over and the Eckfords had had their dinner, the Athletics were to send their stage for the first-nine, provided the ground was in ord ...ed with their programme. On Tuesday the weather admitted of play, and the Athletics having lost their day, the Keystones took their friends in hand... Ball Pl

...he latter firmly decline to receive. It appears that the new fence of the Athletics cost $1024, and it is demanded by the officers of the club that the Atlanti |Source=Philadelphia City Item

...delphias got 6 hits, the Athletics 16; 1 Philadelphia batter struck out, 2 Athletics; 1 each took first on wides, no bases on balls; Phillies had 3 batters got |Source=Philadelphia All-Day City Item

|Title=the Athletics ground superintendent |Text=<p>The Athletics of Philadelphia have secured a lease of the old ground at Twenty-sixth and Jefferson street

|Title=Athletics' attendance, finances; grandstand ratio |Text=<p>Philadelphia is a great base ball town. The Athletics have drawn 71,600 people in the last sixteen games and the receipts includi

|Title=Athletics arguing about choice of umpire ...t Philadelphia club was chosen. The best way to stop this disputing about Philadelphia umpires, is to leave the Athletic Club out of the list of clubs to be playe

|Title=ruffians running the Philadelphia Club ...n commenting on the Philadelphia and Mutual match assemblage, says that in Philadelphia baseball among the professionals “is now in the hands of low-browed ruffi

|Title=the reason for the new pitching rules; the state of the Athletics ...r. Why is it that more than two hundred gentlemen have withdrawn from the Athletics since last season? Is the old club to be destroyed?</p>