
Ted Cather
A baseball player fighting during a game isn’t that unusual.…

Gene Cocreham
Eugene “Gene” Cocreham, the son of a small-town Texas doctor,…

Wilson Collins
One of the fastest men in the South, Wilson Collins could cover…

Joe Connolly
When baseball fans think about the national pastime and Rhode…

Ensign Cottrell
Ensign Cottrell was a man who was successful at many things in…

Dick Crutcher
On a cold September day in 1914, Richard Luther Crutcher Jr.…

Iron Davis
Scholar-athlete George “Iron” Davis was the secret weapon…

Charlie Deal
When he died in 1979, Charlie Deal was the last surviving member…

Josh Devore
The 1914 season was the fourth in a row in which a team with…

Oscar Dugey
Oscar Dugey, a utility player, was called “the luckiest kid…

Johnny Evers
An excellent bunter, accomplished base stealer, and pesky left-handed…

James Gaffney
Despite frequent citations over the years, it is not common knowledge…

Larry Gilbert
Besides having had a key pinch-hitting appearance in the 1914…

Hank Gowdy
Best known today as the first active major leaguer to enlist…

Tommy Griffith
On July 7, 1910, in New Bedford, Massachusetts, the hometown…

Otto Hess
Otto Hess was a “one year wonder” pitching for Cleveland…

Tom Hughes
When one examines the Miracle Braves’ performance it is obvious…

Bill James
At the end of the 1914 season, 22-year-old Bill James stood on…

Clarence Kraft
Over time, Clarence “Big Boy” Kraft was probably the greatest…

Dolf Luque
Baseball was already a fixture on the Cuban scene by the early…

Les Mann
Philadelphia A’s star left-hander and future Hall of Famer…

Rabbit Maranville
Standing only 5'5" and weighing a good deal less during the Deadball…

Bill Martin
On October 6, 1914, in the second game of a doubleheader, 20-year-old…

Jack Martin
Jack Martin, a slick-fielding but light-hitting shortstop, began…