Baseball in Washington DC – the political and military connection
2012 has certainly been an exciting year for Washington baseball fans and players – it has been a long time coming! All of Washington should be very excited by the...
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“Throwing Out The First Ball”
Opening Day in Washington I’d like to discuss a Washington baseball tradition that, unfortunately, in my opinion, has been lost “in the sands of time.” The ceremonial first pitch was...
Son Makes Good on Father’s Pledge – an example of Timeless Baseball – courtesy of Matt Dahlgren
Son Makes Good on Father’s Pledge I recently read a story about my grandpa, Babe Dahlgren and his father Peter that I’d never heard before. After all the years spent...
The Legacy of Griffith Stadium
I would like to discuss the “Legacy of Griffith Stadium” and some of those wonderful memories of a time in the not so distant past – unfortunately memories are just...
Major League Baseball Then and Now
On the first day of 2012, I wrote a “blog” on our Timeless Baseball website – WHAT MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL WAS LIKE MANY YEARS AGO. I have had the pleasure...
What major league baseball was like many years ago!
Major League Baseball as played in the WWII era and earlier was a much different game than Major League Baseball as played today. During that period of time there were...
From a Washington Senators fan!
An interesting “blog” by a long-time fan of Washington DC baseball. I wanted to share this blog written by a long-time fan of Washington DC baseball with a direct connection...
CASE WAS FIRST ON BASE AND IN RACE
(This column first appeared in The Washington Times) By DICK HELLER In 126 years of major league baseball, only one non-pitcher named Case has appeared — and you could make...
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