For many years stories circulated about a secret baseball game.
One bleak raw night in February 1911 Al Sangree, the well-known columnist for the New York Journal, and a few others were gathered around a table in the grill of the Keystone Hotel in York, Pennsylvania, talking baseball when Sangree explained the game.
According to Sangree, in early October, 1909, immediately following the World Series between Pittsburgh and Detroit, a toy manufacturer who was a pole vaulter in his college days conceived the idea of bringing together two all-star teams to be selected...
For many years stories circulated about a secret baseball game.
One bleak raw night in February 1911 Al Sangree, the well-known columnist fo...
