Looking back to this day in 1923 and the Grand Opening Day of Yankee Stadium! 74,000 fans were witness to a Yankees 4-1 victory over their rivals from Boston. Yankee Stadium NY Yankees Throwbacks YankeesDugout99 ⚾ MLB Cathedrals The Athletic MLB bombs in the bronx 🐢

Looking back to this day in 1923 and the Grand Opening Day of Yankee Stadium! 74,200 fans were witness to a Yankees 4-1 victory over their rivals from Boston. Here are the starting pitchers, Howard Ehmke & Bob Shawkey, seen before the game. Bob Shawkey got the Complete Game

Looking back, once again, to this day in 1923 and the Grand Opening Day of Yankee Stadium! 74,200 fans were witness to a Yankees 4-1 victory over their rivals from Boston. Pregame festivities were star-studded, but no greater star than The Babe and his personal mascot, Little Ray

Today we take an up-close look at 1936 and the legendary Lou Gehrig! 1936 was one of his career greatest seasons where he hit .354, led all MLB w/49 HRs, 152 RBI, and led all MLB w/167 Runs scored. He also led the AL with a .478 OBP, .696 SLG, and an OPS of 1.174! This all

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Today we look back to 1922 at the winningest manager in National League history, Mr. John McGraw! The gruff and tuff McGraw managed the NY Giants for 31 seasons. The HOF'er retired with 2,583 NL Wins, 1,790 NL losses, 10 NL Pennants, and 3 World Championships! SFGiants

Looking back today to 1943 and the Negro Leagues Champion Homestead Grays! This was a very challenging month-long project we did for Bob Kendrick at the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Phil S. Dixon The Other Boys Of Summer

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A look back to 1883 and the great Hunkapa Lakota Sioux Chief Sitting Bull HunkpapaLakota #FirstNationsMatter SittingBull Sitting Bull College NativeAmericanSoul

Been wanting to complete the gem of Americana for some time now! Finally completed, we take a look back to 1924 and Babe Ruth chatting with a few of his favorite fans. The Babe was amazing with his youth fans! Babe Ruth Birthplace Fireside Yankees Yankees Magazine John Thorn

As we watch the Final Round battle at Oakmont and the 125th United States Open, we look back to the 1913 United States Open and the iconic walk of amateur Francis Ouimet and his caddie Eddie Lowry in their hometown at The Country Club in Brookline, MA. Ouimet battled and defeated

Congratulations to JJ Spaun for his U.S. Open victory at Oakmont yesterday! What an incredible way to finish! Among so many other greats, he now joins the legendary Bobby Jones, Jr. as US Open Champion. Mr. Jones is seen here with our restored and colored 1929 image after his

As the Women's PGA Championship moves into the 3rd Round today, we look back to 1936 and one of the 13 legendary founding members of the LPGA, the great Babe Didrikson Zaharias. She is seen here as an amateur teeing off as the only women in the field at the Southern California

Was this the 1st "All-Star" Game? BaseballHallofFame Baseball Hall Shop All-Star Game Mr. Cleveland Sports BaseballHeritageMuseumCleveland

The Babe Ruth of Cricket! Dr. William Gilbert "W.G." Grace seen here in 1902 brought to life in color as the Captain of London's Marylebone Cricket Club. He was a giant of the Cricket Oval for 44 years!! True Legends never die. Marylebone Cricket Club ICC ICC Media ICC Europe

Looking back 175 years at the recognized pioneer of professional golf... the legendary Allan Robertson! Stephen Proctor The R&A World Golf Museum Society of Golf Historians

We completed this restoration for Baseball Digest (along with the All Star Team image from the 1911 Addie Joss Benefit All Star Game). We'll update you when the story hits newsstands! In his 1st full season in MLB, the young Cleveland rookie on the left hit .408! Will he soon

Looking back to 1917 at Shoeless Joe taking BP. Make a visit to the Shoeless Joe Jackson Museum and you'll get a real good look at this image as a 9 foot tall wall mural! Should Joe make it to the HOF soon? National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ⚾ Chicago White Sox White Sox Now Sox Calendar Sox On 35th ChiSox Bar & Grill