Norris O’Neill

Norris O’Neill, one of three nineteenth-century baseball figures…

Roy Wilkinson

Right-handed pitcher Roy Wilkinson reached the pinnacle of…

Swede Risberg

A light-hitting, rifle-armed shortstop who played a key role…

Ray Schalk

In an era when the common impression of a baseball catcher was…

Pat Ragan

Long before free agency and specialization promoted frequent…

Buck Weaver

Best known as the third baseman banned from Organized Baseball…

Frank Shellenback

Many believe that spitballer Frank Shellenback had his major-league…

John Sullivan

Lefty Sullivan had everything a pitcher could want: a blazing…

Charlie Robertson

If there was one thing the Detroit Tigers could do under player-manager…

Win Noyes

Win Noyes was one of several ballplayers for whom service in…

Lefty Williams

In 1915, America’s leading syndicated sportswriter, Hugh Fullerton,…

Reb Russell

With superb control and a rising fastball, left-hander Reb Russell…