Their book, One Nation Under Baseball: How the 1960s Collided with the National Pastime, takes a chronological approach in seeking to portray the influence the decade had on baseball and vice versa.

The 1960s were packed with baseball legends who changed the way the game was played and remembered. These players stood out and left a mark that still gets talked about today. Let’s take a look ...

In a move that was long overdue, long-time Provo resident Vernon Law was inducted into the Pittsburgh Pirates Hall of Fame.

(Note: Last year, I wrote "One Entire Season of Baseball From the 1970s," reviewing the 1971 season. My goal is to repeat the exercise every summer, selecting a different decade. We'll present the ...

In honor of the dog days of summer, books about dogs, vacation and baseball are featured in this week’s Professor Parsons’ Picks silent auction, sponsored by the Friends of A.K. Smile… ...

Apr. 5—From the 1920s to the 1960s, baseball was divided. Jackie Robinson may have broken the color barrier in 1947, but it took a long time before Major League Baseball was a welcome place for ...

Fergie Jenkins, a member of the Baseball Hall of Fame and long time MLB superstar, joins The Roe Conn Show to talk about his experience being a black player in the minor leagues in the 1960s, growi… ...

Mulberry is looking to win its third state title in baseball, having won in 1951 and 1960. The Panthers also were state runners-up in 1933 and 1934.

The 1960s were packed with baseball legends who changed the way the game was played and remembered. These players stood out and left a mark that still gets talked about today. Let’s take a look ...