Julio “Monchy” de Arcos
Julio “Monchy” de Arcos (1922-1966) was a Cuban executive…
Bobby Darwin
Babe Ruth, John Montgomery Ward, George Sisler, Smoky Joe Wood,…
Dizzy Dismukes
He was a star pitcher, one who not only threw a no-hitter —…
Oscar Charleston
“Charleston not only has the speed of a Carey, the arm of a…
Andy Coakley
Andy Coakley is remembered most as “Lou Gehrig’s coach”…
Bob Didier
Son of a great baseball man, scout and executive Mel Didier,…
Mel Didier
Few if any baseball men have worked harder for longer than Mel…
Merrill Combs
Merrill Combs was a graduate of the famed Fremont High School…
Loyd Christopher
Loyd Christopher hit a home run on the first pitch he ever saw…
Bob Connery
Over the course of three decades in the early 20th century, Robert…
Pat Colgan
For a man who spent much of his life on the road as a baseball…
Brian Collins
Descended from Irish immigrant grandparents, Brian Michael Collins,…
Mark Corey
Outfielder Mark Corey looked like a surefire star after winning…
Tom Chism
Young Orioles first basemen in the late 1970s faced mighty obstacles.…
Pat Donahue
The Cleveland Indians paid Pat Donahue $200 for a tip that led…
Pat Dobson
Patrick Edward Dobson Jr. was born February 12, 1942, in Depew,…
Bobby Doerr
It was Ted Williams who dubbed Bobby Doerr "the silent captain…
Horace Clarke
He was a leadoff man. He played all through the eclipse of…
Dick Cole
For young Dickie Cole, growing up in Southern California in the…
Ray Crone
“Amazing,” said Ray Crone when asked by the author to describe…
Atley Donald
Soft-spoken Richard Atley Donald once threw 95-mile-per-hour…
Charles Chapman
Most professional scouts are former players who have spent their…
Joe Devine
Joseph “Joe” Devine was born in Oakland, California, on March…
Bill Clark
This is a man who keeps busy. In 36 years as a major-league scout,…