Miles Wolff Jr.
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Alfred Henry Spink
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Fay Young
Frank Albert “Fay” Young was one of the most influential…
Wendell Smith
Wendell Smith built a media career that would eventually be recognized…
Kyle Traynor
Over the past 10 years, baseball fans in Minnesota have been…
Ted Sullivan
The Johnny Appleseed of baseball, Timothy Paul “Ted” Sullivan,…
Walter Schlichter
From 1902 through 1911, Walter Schlichter owned the Philadelphia…
Ina Eloise Young
Although Ina Eloise Young was not the first female baseball writer,…
Melville Webb
As a sportswriter for the Boston Globe, Melville Webb reported…
Gregg Wong
At Target Field, there is a quaint phrase Minnesotans never tire…
William D. Sullivan
As sports editor of the Boston Globe from 1884 to 1910, William…
Walter “Red” Smith
Red Smith, a small, shy man with a commonplace name, was an uncommonly…
Billy Weart
Of the thirteen World Series (1903-1917) covered by Philadelphia…
Manning Vaughan
Manning Vaughan was the main baseball writer of the Milwaukee…
Irving Vaughan
In the summer of 1919, the year the Black Sox threw the World…
Red Thisted
Red Thisted never saw a professional baseball game until he was…
Bob Wolf
On the Chicago Cubs’ Opening Day in 1930, 7-year-old Bobby…
Sol White
Racial discrimination did not miraculously disappear in 1863…
Joe Simenic
If you spend much time at the Hall of Fame perusing the files…
Tom Shea
The Grandstand Baseball Annual 1996 reprinted an article titled…
Charlie Walters
Charley Walters says there were two things he always wanted to…
Fred Tenney
When it came to fielding prowess, the consensus was that Fred…