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James Gaffney
Despite frequent citations over the years, it is not common knowledge…
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Otto Hess
Otto Hess was a “one year wonder” pitching for Cleveland…
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Joe Connolly
When baseball fans think about the national pastime and Rhode…
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Johnny Evers
An excellent bunter, accomplished base stealer, and pesky left-handed…
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Wilson Collins
One of the fastest men in the South, Wilson Collins could cover…
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Gene Cocreham
Eugene “Gene” Cocreham, the son of a small-town Texas doctor,…
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Ted Cather
A baseball player fighting during a game isn’t that unusual.…
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Josh Devore
The 1914 season was the fourth in a row in which a team with…
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Rabbit Maranville
Standing only 5'5" and weighing a good deal less during the Deadball…
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Hank Gowdy
Best known today as the first active major leaguer to enlist…
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Les Mann
Philadelphia A’s star left-hander and future Hall of Famer…
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Larry Gilbert
Besides having had a key pinch-hitting appearance in the 1914…
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Jack Martin
Jack Martin, a slick-fielding but light-hitting shortstop, began…
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Tom Hughes
When one examines the Miracle Braves’ performance it is obvious…
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Clarence Kraft
Over time, Clarence “Big Boy” Kraft was probably the greatest…
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Charlie Deal
When he died in 1979, Charlie Deal was the last surviving member…
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Dick Crutcher
On a cold September day in 1914, Richard Luther Crutcher Jr.…
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Ensign Cottrell
Ensign Cottrell was a man who was successful at many things in…
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Iron Davis
Scholar-athlete George “Iron” Davis was the secret weapon…
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Bill James
At the end of the 1914 season, 22-year-old Bill James stood on…
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Dolf Luque
Baseball was already a fixture on the Cuban scene by the early…
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Bill Martin
On October 6, 1914, in the second game of a doubleheader, 20-year-old…
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Oscar Dugey
Oscar Dugey, a utility player, was called “the luckiest kid…
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Tommy Griffith
On July 7, 1910, in New Bedford, Massachusetts, the hometown…