Jake Stephens
“You were a good man to have on a team. You kept the spirits…
Dick Seay
“Nobody’s a better second baseman than Dick.” – Satchel…
Louis Santop
“Santop hit the ball farther than anybody.”1 — Jesse Hubbard
If…
Armon Stovall
It would not have been surprising if Armon Stovall had wished…
Hilton Smith
"I was born in 1912 [sic] in Giddings, Texas, a little town between…
John Schorling
John Schorling (center in suit and bow tie) was Rube Foster's…
William Selden
Henry Chadwick, the esteemed “Father of Baseball,” observed…
Herb Souell
Herb “Baldy” Souell, 5-feet-9 and 150 pounds, carved out…
Willie Simms
Before the lumber,1 natural gas,2 and oil3 industries brought…
Bonnie Serrell
During World War II, the Kansas City Monarchs had two middle…
Wendell Smith
Wendell Smith built a media career that would eventually be recognized…
Turkey Stearnes
“Turkey Stearnes — that cat could play and hit. He could’ve…
George Scales
A right-handed slugger and sure-handed infielder, George Scales…
Walter Schlichter
From 1902 through 1911, Walter Schlichter owned the Philadelphia…
Roy Sparrow
Roy Sparrow was a likable hustler, huckster, and self-promoter…
George Smith
Second baseman George Cornelius Smith played professional baseball…
Willie Smith
Willie Smith is best remembered for his game-winning pinch-homer…
Willie D. Smith
According to some references, including the Pittsburgh Courier…
Abe Saperstein
Some music is so well known that you can listen to it in a dark…
Ed Steele
Edward D. Steele was an Alabama fixture through and through.…
Joe Scott
Joe Scott’s ancestors were probably kidnapped or purchased…
Archie Stewart
“Black Tank ... is probably the greatest colored pitcher…
Toni Stone
Even after the integration of minor- and major-league baseball…
Harry Simpson
Harry Simpson first saw life as a child in the segregated South.…