Is Henry Aaron a greater player than Willie Mays? Was Joe DiMaggio…
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On Saturday, the tenth of September in 1881 at Albany, New York,…
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Much has been written about Lou Gehrig and his baseball career…
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Several times in the past there have been movements to establish…
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They used to call Spottswood Poles the "black Ty Cobb." He was…
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In 1937 most of baseball's headlines went to slugging exploits…
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Lefty Grove, Warren Spahn, and Early Wynn-- the only hurlers,…
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While considerable attention has been paid to the home run feats…
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When James “Deacon” White died on July 7, 1939, the obituary…
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The Chicago Tribune described it in a bold, banner headline.…
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The term “hero” has come to mean a fictional or actual figure…
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Rod Carew, Vida Blue, and Big Klu
Connie Mack, Stan Hack, Max…
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Every baseball fan knows, or is vaguely conscious of the fact…
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Willie Mays smiles during the spring of 1951 shortly before…
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