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Calvin Griffith

Calvin Griffith: The Ups and Downs of the last Family-Owned Baseball Team

A Saint and a Miller

Walter Ball, one of the greatest pitchers in black baseball from 1903 through 1921.

John Donaldson and Black Baseball in Minnesota

Hennepin County District Court Judge helped prevent the contraction of the Twins.

Play Ball: Minnesota Baseball Litigation Lore

St. Cloud State coach posted more than 500 career wins between 1979 and 2007.

Small College Baseball in Minnesota

University of Minnesota Baseball

Dick Brookins is at far right, front row.

A Perfect Right to Play: Billy Williams, Dick Brookins, and the Color Line

Dames in the Dirt: Women’s Baseball Before 1945

Twin Cities Ballparks of the 20th Century and Beyond

How (Not) to Build a Ballpark: The 1884 Minneapolis Grounds

The Legacy of Twins Legends: Killebrew, Carew, Puckett, Mauer

Harmon Killebrew (National Baseball Hall of Fame Library)

May 17, 2011: A Strong Man Dies — Harmon Killebrew

Top 50 Players in Minnesota Twins History

Being carried off field on August 31, 1968

A Surprising Disappointment: The Minnesota Twins of the Late 1960s

Felled By the Impossible: The 1967 Minnesota Twins

Ted Williams’ Year in Minneapolis

The Minnesota Twins Story

SABR Collector Finds Mays Jersey

Two African American Pioneers Cross Paths: Roy Campanella and Carl Rowan

The St. Paul-New York Underground Railroad

The Saints-Millers Holiday Series

Baseball’s Twin Towers in the Twin Cities: The Minneapolis Millers and the St. Paul Saints in the American Association, 1902–1960

Perry Werden is top row, second from left.

Perry Werden’s Record-Setting 1895 Season and the 1890s Minneapolis Millers

Rube and His Bears: A Short History of the Virginia Ore Diggers and the Team’s Time in the Northern League