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On Rosh Hashanah, Honoring Greenberg, Koufax, and ...Mose Solomon? (opens the original)
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In 1866, Lipman Pike became the first great professional Jewish baseball player when he signed a $20-a-week contract to hold down the hot corner for the Philadelphia Athletics.<div class="i
Bert Shepard: Washington Senators' One-Legged Pitcher (opens the original)
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Between Aug. 1 and Aug. 5, 1945, the Washington Senators played five consecutive double-headers.In a normal season, a scheduling burden of that magnitude wouldn’t have mattered much to the lowly Senators. But in 1945, the “first in love, first in war, and last in the American League” Senators were in a neck-and-neck pennant race with the Detroit Tigers.
Mount Rushmore Baseball Nine Takes the Field (opens the original)
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From the 400 carvers who created the magnificent Mt. Rushmore National Memorial emerged a fine baseball nine. The Mount Rushmore Keystones competed in South Dakota’s amateur league, and once went all the way to the state’s playoffs.<img alt="" class="siz
Independence Day 1919: Jack Dempsey Wins Heavyweight Title (opens the original)
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On Independence Day in 1919, the sporting world’s attention turned to Toledo, Ohio, where heavyweight champion Jess Willard defended his title against challenger Jack Dempsey. Heavyweight championship bouts were typically staged in large-capacity venues such as Yankee Stadium, Madison Square Garden, or the Polo Grounds. Yet Toledo became the unlikely setting for Dempsey’s emergence as one of the 20th century’s most celebrated sports icons, rivaling the beloved Babe Ruth in popularity.Known as th
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