Joe Cantillon (Trading Card DB)

Joe Cantillon

A good-field, no-hit middle infielder as a player, Joe Cantillon…
Ray Burris (THE TOPPS COMPANY)

Ray Burris

Righthander Ray Burris spent parts of 15 seasons (1973-1987)…

Charles Bronfman

  Montréal Expos' owner Charles R. Bronfman, wearing…

Al Campanis

Eight words: “They may not have some of the necessities.”…

Michael Burke

Words cannot contain Mike Burke. A man of boundless courage and…

Joe Carr

Best known as the president of the National Football League from…

Joseph Cairnes

Massachusetts-based contractors Lou Perini, Joseph Maney, and…

Joe Burke

Joe Burke broke into baseball with help from his wife, and spent…

William H. Conant

William H. Conant, Arthur H. Soden, and James B. Billings were…

Joe L. Brown

The children of the elite often will have difficulty establishing…

Bob Carpenter

Robert Ruliph Morgan Carpenter Jr. was born August 13, 1915 in…

Morgan Bulkeley

There’s a bridge that stretches across the Connecticut River,…

Charles Byrne

“Why that’s Charley Byrne, a man who has done more than anyone…

Alexander Cartwright

Other than Abner Doubleday, perhaps no person associated with…

Robert Cannon

Robert Cannon came to love baseball as a boy growing up in Milwaukee.…

Jim Campbell

By the end of 1987 Jim Campbell had set the major league record…
Helene Britton, circa 1915 (LIBRARY OF CONGRESS)

Helene Britton

In March 1911, with woman suffrage a popular topic in the newspapers,…

Bob Brown

A dapper Bob Brown surveys his domain from the wooden…

John T. Brush

A sufferer from locomotor ataxia, a painful disease of the nervous…

Al Burris

Alva Burton Burris was born on January 28, 1874, in the small…

Bobby Brown

More than 19,000 players have played Major League baseball, but…

Roger Bresnahan

A versatile athlete who played all nine positions at the major-league…

Donie Bush

One of the greatest defensive shortstops of the Deadball Era,…

Gussie Busch

For nearly a quarter century, Gussie Busch simultaneously led…