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April 30 -- important day in Yankees history

Jack O'Connell wrote 3 weeks ago: Tuesday is April 30, which is one of the most significant calendar days in Yankees history. The fran … more →

Tags: Yankee Stadium, American League, Cal Ripken Jr., Lou Gehrig, New York Presbyterian Hospital, Joe McCarthy, willie keeler, Columbia University, Hilltop Park

Dave Altizer

Thom Karmik wrote 1 month ago: David Tilden Altizer did not begin playing professional baseball until 1902 when he was 25; he made … more →

Tags: American Association, Cincinnati Reds, Dakota Leagues, Dave Altizer, Fred Merkle, Gabby Street, Jim Callahan, Madison Grays, Minneapolis Millers

Ernie Diehl2 comments

Thom Karmik wrote 2 months ago: Ernest Guy “Ernie” Diehl’s entire professional career consisted of less than 60 games. E … more →

Tags: Cincinnati Reds, American Association, Toledo Mud Hens, Detroit Tigers, Ty Cobb, Barney Dreyfus, National League, Louisville Colonels, Boston Beaneaters

Zimmer and The Players Protective Association

Thom Karmik wrote 5 months ago: Charles “Chief” Zimmer made one more important contribution to the game as founding member and first … more →

Tags: National League, Hughie Jennings, chief zimmer, William Clarke, Harry Taylor, American League

June Cass1 comment

Thom Karmik wrote 8 months ago: World War I cost Daniel June Cass his shot to play in the Major Leagues. Born in Scotland, South Dak … more →

Tags: Western League, Daniel June Cass, Washington Senators

Big Train, In Vain

Tom Conmy wrote 8 months ago: One of the interesting discoveries in delving into the smaller details of the classic baseball era, … more →

Tags: Griffith Stadium, Senators, Play by Play Announcers, Audio, 1930s, Walter Johnson, Mel Allen, Arch McDonald

Griffith Ordered To Seek Sex Offender Treatment

Jeff Wald wrote 9 months ago: MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) – A judge ordered a prominent Twin Cities lawyer to seek sex offender treatment. … more →

Tags: News, Local, Crime, Minneapolis, Hennepin County Court, Alford Plea, indecent exposure

Clark Griffith Enters Plea in Indecency Case

ballparkbiz wrote 11 months ago: Clark Griffith, the son of former Minnesota Twins owner Calvin Griffith, former commissioner of the … more →

Tags: Legal, Northern League, Minnesota Twins, independent professional, Calvin Griffith, William Mitchell College of Law

Tribute to Abner Doubleday at Arlington Cemetery2 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: Tribute to Abner Doubleday at Arlington Cemetery. Left to right: Clark Griffith, President of the Wa … more →

Tags: Notable People & Places, Featured, 1930s, Washington Senators, Washington Nationals, Baseball, New York Yankees, Arlington National Cemetery, Abner Doubleday

Now Appearing In Your Picture13 comments

mlblogskeitholbermann1 wrote 1 year ago: All this time this weekend debating when the “Highlanders” nickname was phased out, and … more →

Tags: Keith Olbermann, Branch Rickey, Jackie Robinson, 1907 New York Yankees

Rarities? Great Players, Becoming Great Managers

Jeff Kallman wrote 1 year ago: Most baseball analysts blurt out observations that beg for further examination here and there. Ken R … more →

Tags: Baseball, Sports, Ryne Sandberg, Mike Scioscia, Tony La Russa, Robin Ventura, Gene Mauch, gil hodges, don mattingly

This Day in History: Marty McFly and Back to the Future6 comments

Ghosts of DC wrote 1 year ago: Back to the Future (Wikipedia) Okay, this isn’t a true “This Day in History,” but … more →

Tags: This Day in History, Washington Post, 1950s, murder, back to the future, St. Elizabeth's, central intelligence agency, allen dulles, Virginia

Joe Cambria, Washington Nationals' Scout, Minor-League Owner, Wheeler-Dealer, etc.

Arne wrote 2 years ago: Ted Leavengood is the author of two books on Washington, D.C., baseball: Ted Williams and the 1969 S … more →

Tags: Joe Cambria, Fidel Castro, Ted Leavengood

Northern League still alive

ballparkdigest wrote 2 years ago: It’s not quite Monty Python’s Black Knight but give Clark Griffith credit: the Northern … more →

Tags: Ballpark Digest, Monty Python, Black Knight

Scant Variety in 33 Variations at Theatre Three

Alexandra Bonifield wrote 2 years ago: 33 Variations at Theatre Three is a clumsy and puzzling production. Inspired by Ludwig Beethoven’s D … more →

Tags: Theatre Reviews, theatre three, Circle Theatre, Moises Kaufman, van cliburn competition, Ludwig von Beethoven, Diabelli Variations

9/29/10 Mike Max with Clark Griffith

serafinvazquez wrote 2 years ago: On Wednesday night, Mike Max spoke with Clark Griffith, son of former Twins owner Calvin Griffith … more →

Tags: Sports, Twins

1910:Reds Postmortem

verdun2 wrote 2 years ago: This marks the final post on teams that finished in the second division in 1910. As with the rest of … more →

Tags: Baseball, dick egan, Mike Mitchell, Tommy McMillan, Ward Miller, George Suggs, Bob Bescher, Bill Burns

The Last Holdout against the Forces of Change in Baseball

Robert Milliman wrote 2 years ago: Ready to read more about the fascinating story of Calvin Griffith and the Minnesota Twins?  I have r … more →

Tags: Baseball, Minnesota Twins, Minnesota, Calvin Griffith, Washington Senators, Rod Carew, Harmon Killebrew, St. Paul, Minneapolis

Opening Day, 1910: Cincinnati

verdun2 wrote 3 years ago: Clark Griffith Cincinnati finished fourth in 1909, but was in the midst of a slow rise. Under manage … more →

Tags: Baseball, Hans Lobert, 1910 Cincinnati Reds, Bob Besher, dick egan, Dick Hoblitzel, Mike Mitchell, Dode Paskert, Larry McLean


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