baseball
Down this private corridor but slightly out of this terrible picture (I was bending over the rope, did the best I could!) is the grave of William Wrigley. Born in.
This is the grave of Al Cowens. Born in 1951 in Los Angeles, Cowens was a great baseball player and was drafted by Kansas City out of high school. He.
This is the grave of Joe Black. Born in 1924 in Plainfield, New Jersey, Black was a baseball star in high school. He started playing in the Negro Leagues in.
This is the grave of Zack Wheat. Born in 1888 in Hamilton, Missouri, Wheat has an evidently unexceptional childhood, except for being very good at baseball. In 1906, he got.
This is the grave of Willie McCovey. Born in 1938 in Mobile, Alabama, McCovey grew up as part of the Black working class trying to survive in the era of.
This is the grave of Jim Bunning. Born in 1931 in Southgate, Kentucky, Bunning grew up Catholic and went to Xavier University in Cincinnati. He was also a star pitcher.
Back when Ichiro was rising rapidly up the all time hit ladder, I started to pay attention to the career hit list. It's just a fun diversion during the season..
With Max Scherzer being ejected a few days ago for the use of sticky stuff, I was reminded of the beauty of Phil Niekro being ejected in 1987 after he.