Everything but the Show
KJ CastroPerspectives on baseball culture, history and journalism.
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A "Kind Heart"
Nestled within a stack of overlooked papers and trade publications, an aged Ernie Banks baseball card sits.
On a disorganized desk, the likeness of Mr. Cub stands out, distinguished by his recognizable blue hat adorned with a vivid red “C”...
Homeopathy at bat
The Middletown Asylums in 1905. Wilber E. Cook is in the center. (Edited image of a postcard.)
“It’s not possible for the mind to conceive or harbor an evil thought or purpose while watching a good baseball contest, except a fleeting desir...
Glove day, 1966
I won’t be happy until we have every boy in America between the ages of six and sixteen wearing a glove and swinging a bat. - Babe Ruth
It’s a memorable adventure. It’s the mid-60’s. It’s glove day.
The sporting goods section at Sears an...
The baseball gift, regifted
Panel from Baseball Thrills #2, 1951.
Apparently I don’t remember my first MLB game.
I realized this recently, chatting with my dad about a particularly American ritual: the first baseball game shared by father and son.
June 18, 2000, a...
Roswell's Rocket Man
The height of summer, 1954: Joe Bauman opens his filling station and tire stores well before the first blush of morning in supernal Roswell, New Mexico.
The amiable Bauman, a certified luminary in the town of 26,000, visits his businesses...
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Veteran sports journalist, lover of deadball, risk/reward and a good cup of Joe.
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