Michael BushnellMichael Bushnell Publisher Continuing our tour of old ballyards across the country— and the fact this is probably some of the only baseball content being generated—this week, we stop at…
Michael BushnellMichael Bushnell Publisher This week we have a bit of a flashback in terms of long-forgotten ball yards. We’re staying in St. Louis for a rundown on Stars Park that…
Michael BushnellMichael Bushnell Publisher The description on the back of this chrome-style postcard reads, “Civic Center and Gateway Arch. Busch Memorial Stadium and the world famous Gateway Arch embrace St. Louis…
Michael BushnellMichael Bushnell Publisher This week we visit the old Northeast ball yards just east of Montgomery Wards. Such was the scene when Northeast-based photographer Herb Harper shot this picture of…
adminMichael Bushnell Publisher Even though there are no baseball games being played right now, we’re continuing our tour of historic ball yards across the country. Some are still standing, but…
adminMichael Bushnell Publisher Mexican Immigrant and Mexican American Baseball Teams Grew Despite Racial Segregation. The 1940 Kansas City Azteca women’s baseball team played at Brenneison Ballpark located at St. Paul…
adminMichael Bushnell Publisher This week, we throw a curveball into our series and bounce back into the world of minor league ball yards with a trip to Indianapolis, Indiana and…
Michael BushnellMichael Bushnell Publisher Welcome to week two of our tour of stadiums used by teams in the All American Girls Professional Baseball League. This week we’re in Minneapolis, Minnesota, where…
Michael BushnellAll American Girls Baseball League: The Springfield Sallies Michael Bushnell Publisher March is Women’s History Month and keeping with the baseball theme of our weekly historic postcard feature, we’ll be…
Michael BushnellMichael Bushnell Publisher This week, our tour of Negro League ball parks brings us to Parkway Field in Louisville, Kentucky. Originally built in 1923, the park was home to the…
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