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Jim Yeager
Jim Yeager is a baseball historian who resides with his wife, Susan, in Russellville. A member of the Society for American Baseball Research and the Robinson-Kell Arkansas Chapter of SABR, Yeager is a frequent presenter on the history of rural baseball in Arkansas. His book titled Backroads and Ballplayers features stories of more than 50 rural Arkansans who played professional baseball in the first half of the 20th century. More information on Backroads and Ballplayers – www.backroadsballplayers.com
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Earl Williams: Greenbrier’s Dr. Baseball
A country doctor makes Greenbrier the center of early...
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White County’s John Henry “Rube” Robinson
They called him “Rube,” a nickname often associated with a county...
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Slick Surratt and African-American Baseball History
Slick Surratt claimed that he was so fast that if he hit a ground ball...
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