On July 21, 1933, in a game against the St. Louis Cardinals, Boston Braves infielder Rabbit Maranville hits the final triple …
The slide continued for the Boston Braves in 1918. With a 53-71 record, they finished seventh, 28 1/2 games behind …
Guest blog by Keith Spalding Robbins The newspaper photo of the South Orange Ridgewoods that were coached by the Stonehams …
The third of five children, Walter James Vincent Maranville (Rabbit) was born on November 11, 1891, in Springfield, Massachusetts. His …
The Boston Braves (now known as the Atlanta Braves) won the second game of the Double Header on July 4, 1919 at Ebbets Field after having lost …
It is opening day in 1916. It is a great day for a win. The Boston Braves will not disappoint …
The 1914 Boston Braves started the season on April 14 at Ebbets Field against the Brooklyn Robins. Opening day is always …
On April 5, 1916, Boston Braves pitcher Tom Hughes hurls a no-hitter against the Pittsburgh Pirates at Braves Field. Hughes …
The Boston Braves played the Philadelphia Phillies on May 30, 1919. It was a great game for the Braves as …
It was a so so season for the Braves in 1934 but the worst part of it was losing Rabbit …
Standing only 5’5″ and weighing a good deal less during the Deadball Era than his listed playing weight of 155 …
He was a Hall of Famer. He was one of the most accomplished defensive shortstops of all time. And, most …
In January of 1921, the Boston Braves finally snagged Billy Southworth — one of three Pirates traded to Boston, with …
The Boston Braves opened the season at home in 1919 on April 19th. Manager George Stallings ended up losing 5 …
