Handmade original design using the tilde center strokes for _A_ and _E_ that were in fashion in the early 20th century.
NOT THE FONT: Jonquin could be used as a substitute

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Ironwood by Adobe is not the match -- which is Ironhorse by Fonty -- but it is a good alternative if you wish some extra features

Ironhorse by Fonty is a better match than Ironwood by Adobe.
Both are based on 19th century woodtype.

For the _O_ with the loop see the alternate glyph
http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/sudtipos/calgary-script/calgary-script/glyphs.html#glyphs/499950/240

Looks like the weight is changed to be somewhere between DIN Next Black and DIN Next Heavy, but closer to the Black

Agree, but note modified _a_.

Stripped of the confusing stuff and rotated to horizontal

Differences in _a_ suggest hand lettered. But it might be based on a font.
Design created by Horst Mickler Graphics
http://www.shutterstock.com/pic-77941960/stock-vector-all-american-baseball-vector-lettering.html?src=Pt28KzBl2-P80AvmRiPPOQ-1-34
They created several other logos with the same style of lettering. See All-Stars, Softball, Mexico etc

Neutra text book for the red
The white portion is heavier than Neutra text bold and the pointed tips are clipped.

Teutonic No2 compressed and with minor editing of _h_, _R_, _W_ and _y_.