Gerry Schoen
Overcoming spinal meningitis as an eight-year-old, Gerry Schoen…
George Pfister
George Pfister spent 56 years in Organized Baseball. However,…
Lou Polchow
Throughout his minor league career, pitcher Lou Polchow was a…
Hunky Shaw
Hunky Shaw’s major-league career consisted of one at-bat with…
Harvey Shank
Harvey Shank was a tall right-handed pitcher who appeared in…
Monty Pfyl
Monty Pfyl’s career began and ended with his “ultimate sacrifice.”…
Louis Pelouze
Louis Pelouze, a semipro baseball player in Detroit, had had…
Tom Patton
It was April 30, 1957. In his first five innings in the majors,…
Bob Scherbarth
Bob Scherbarth was a catcher for the Red Sox. He played in just…
Warren Shanabrook
Warren Hilton Shanabrook’s obituary noted that “he was a…
John Shea
John Shea's parents came to the United States from Ireland and…
Hank Patterson
Fifteen months after the San Francisco earthquake, Henry Joseph…
Roe Skidmore
“In my mind’s eye, I can still see Joe Torre – he was playing…
Bert Shepard
Baseball lore is filled with stories of players who distinguished…
Jeff Rineer
“I led the American League in ERA that year [1979]. That’s…
Skel Roach
From 1895 through 1905, a pitcher known as Skel Roach racked…
Frank Schneiberg
Good size/Above-average stuff/Poor attitude. This familiar micro-profile…
Charlie Snow
Charlie Snow had a perfect major-league batting average and a…
Israel Pike
Who was Israel Pike? He was the younger brother of Lipman Pike,…
Doug Smith
The weather in Boston had been nothing short of miserable all…
Bill Schlesinger
In the only major league box score in which he’ll ever appear,…
Bill Peterman
On May 1, 1983, the Philadelphia Phillies celebrated their 100th…
Ralph Pond
A native of Eau Claire, Wisconsin (born on May 4, 1888, according…
Spencer Pumpelly
Appearing in just one inning of one major league game in 1925…