World War I

FAR FROM HOME

It was misting; the field was wet; our shoes squished as we tried to walk lightly across the grass.

Perishing Pershing

Paris is a city of monuments. From the Arc de Triomphe to the plaque on a building down the street, there is a monument for everything and everyone.

Could Baseball Have Prevented World War I?

The very question sounds ludicrous, something straight out of left field, but in December 1914 the Harvard Bulletin carried this comment from one of its alums:

Pitching Grenades

French Baseball History Part 5

We’re publishing this article to commemorate one of the most deadly battles in history, the Battle of the Somme which began 100 years ago today and claimed nearly 20,000 lives on the first day alone. By the time the…