Jerome Holtzman

From the Dowd Report, pages 159-160: "The Reds played the Cardinals in Cincinnati at 7:35 p.m. and lost 9-6 in 10 innings. Telephone records indicate Paul Janszen called Pete Rose's...

Don Elston, who died Monday at the age of 65, was like many pitchers of his time. He couldn't get Willie Mays out. Having exhausted his usual repertoire, Elston tried...

With no baseball, no hot stove, no nothing, I have been turning to football and have been reminded of the day, maybe 20 years ago, when I was in Baltimore...

For the third day in a row it was past midnight, but I was still on the job, in my trench coat, scratching for some inside dope. It was an...

The announcement by the Players Association that it is willing to invest $30 million of its hard-earned cash into an industry growth fund has been met with some cheers by...

Whether it will fly and lead to a settlement of the 4-month-old baseball strike is unknown, but the bargaining team for the Major League Players Association appeared confident after submitting...

Sign in, please. That seemed to be the theme here Tuesday when some 80 members of the Players Association assembled for the second day of a three-day meeting. There were...

Philip K. Wrigley, who owned the Cubs for five decades, was a man of few words. He was never on radio or television and made only two public speeches in...

I don't know how he has done it, but I offer my sincere congratulations to Don Fehr, the executive director of the Major League Baseball Players Association. I can hear...

Bargaining resumes here Tuesday at the Lansdowne Resort hotel between the negotiating teams of the Major League Baseball Players Association and the owners, but the stalemate is expected to continue,...