
Rudolph Ash
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Eddie Boyd
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Dave Brown
Baseball has always lent itself to mythmaking. The sport’s…

Jim Brown
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Bingo DeMoss
He was, by wide acclaim, one of the finest second basemen to…

George Dixon
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Buck Ewing
“Buck Ewing was simply terrific.” — George Lippe1
William…

Rube Foster
“If the talents of Christy Mathewson, John McGraw, Ban Johnson…

Judy Gans
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Jelly Gardner
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Leroy Grant
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Tom Johnson
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Dave Malarcher
Dave Malarcher was an erudite, disciplined, and reverent man…

Jack Marshall
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Dink Mothell
“Mothell was the greatest utility man in the game of baseball.…

John Reese
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Bill Riggins
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John Schorling
John Schorling (center in suit and bow tie) was Rube Foster's…

Schorling Park (Chicago)
South Side Park, later known as Schorling Park, located on…

Cristóbal Torriente
"I think I was playing third base at the time, and he hit a ground…

Frank Warfield
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Frank Wickware
“Cannon Ball Redding and others of days gone by had plenty…

Bobby Williams
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Tom Williams
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