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June 13th Was A Lucky Day For Christy Mathewson!
Who says the number 13 is unlucky? I doubt Christy Mathewson would agree with that old adage. “Big Six” recorded two career milestone victories on June 13th…
Forgotten Silence: 1917 World Series Champion White Sox No-Hit Twice In a Row!
The Chicago White Sox enjoyed a banner season in 1917, one of the best in franchise history…
Back Into the Dead Ball Era We Go! 1917 World Series: Heine Zimmerman Chases Speedy Eddie Collins Across Home Plate!
“Who the hell was I supposed to throw to, Bill Klem?” –Heine Zimmerman, commenting on one of the most controversial plays in World Series history…
Spring Training, 1912 Style in Marlin, Texas!
With spring training finally starting to heat up, here’s a neat photo from the Giants spring training camp in 1912…
Back Into the Dead Ball Era We Go! The 1901 Pittsburg Pirates!
Thanks to our crack baseball researcher, Don Stokes, for uncovering this neat pic of the 1901 National League champion Pittsburg Pirates (without the “h”!)…
Baseball Rocked Again! Let’s Revisit Cheating at the Baker Bowl, 1900!
As someone who has written extensively about the Black Sox scandal, I never thought I’d see a cheating scandal that had the potential to rock the game to its core again, as occurred in 1919. But I think it may have happened.
Shoeless Joe Jackson’s Incredible Three-Year Span, 1911-13!
“You know, he was such a remarkable hitter, it was almost impossible for him to swing without meeting the solidly.” -1919 White Sox pitcher, Dickie Kerr, speaking of teammate, Joe Jackson.
Baseball’s Darkest Day: The Tragic Death of Ray Chapman
It happened ninety-nine years ago. August 16, 1920 was a dark, overcast day. The Yankees were playing the Indians at the Polo Grounds. It was an important game as both teams were in the pennant race…
1913-14 “World Tour To End All Tours”: Near Disaster Strikes – Twice!
How many of you are aware that, in addition to a stomach ailment almost killed Charles Comiskey, the entire entourage of 67 people were almost wiped out – twice!…
The 1912 World Series: Fred Snodgrass and the “$30,000 Muff!”
“I never lost that World Series. I never took the blame for losing any World Series.” –Fred Snodgrass…
It’s Time for a Quiz!
It’s Time for a Quiz!
Here’s a little something to shake the winter doldrums and to get you thinking about baseball again. Especially if you’re like me and just got hit with eight inches of snow last night. Not only that, there’s still 69 more days until Opening Day!
Frank Chance Takes the Yankees’ Managerial Helm, January 8, 1913
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The Brooklyn Dodgers Trade Casey Stengel, January 2, 1918!
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Time to Revisit the Dead Ball Era! The Great 1912 New York Giants
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Back Into the Dead Ball Era We Go! The 1918 Season and the Pennant-Winning Cubs!
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Let’s Stay in the Dead Ball Era! Vintage Photo of 1913 White Sox in Front of Hotel Oakland!
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Greatest Dead Ball Era Footage Ever!
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Another Editon of Lopsided Trades: Urban Shocker Stars For the Browns After Trade From Yankees!
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We’re Contacted by Descendant of Dead Ball Era Slugger, “Socks” Seybold!
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Spring Training, 1912 Style
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Actor John Mahoney Passed Away This Week. Do You Remember His Connection to Baseball History?
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Honus Wagner in the 1940’s
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Back to the Dead Ball Era We Go! 1918 Cubs!
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Let’s Dive Into the Dead Ball Era Again! The 1910 Pittsburg Pirates!
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“The Best Ballplayer Few Fans Have Ever Heard Of,” George Burns!
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We’re contacted by Relative of the Great Dead Ball Era Catcher, Wally Schang!
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More Baseball Trivia! Here’s Something I’ll Bet You Didn’t Know!
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Fred Snodgrass and the ‘$30,000 Muff” in the 1912 World Series
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The 1914 Federal League Chi-Feds
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Salute to the Dead Ball Era: 1916 Yankees
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Will the Indians Challenge the Record for Longest Winning Streak in Baseball History!
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The Tragic Death of Ty Cobb’s Father
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1919 Cincinnati Reds: Talk About Being Overshadowed!
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1917 White Sox and the 1917 World Series!
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1903 New York Highlanders Colorized by Don Stokes!
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This Week Marks the Anniversary of a Honus Wagner Milestone!
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Spotlight on the Dead Ball Era: Baseball “Lifer,” Pat Moran
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Johnny Evers and Joe Tinker End 33-Year Feud!
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Shibe Park, Philadelphia, PA, October 8, 1913 – World Series pitching duel as Christy Mathewson outlasts Eddie Plank
The New York Giants great Christy Mathewson is on the mound against the Athletics […]