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Cubs and Ladies' Day, Part 1

"Ladies' Day," when women were admitted to games for free, was a regular feature of the Cubs' schedule for many years and a wildly popular one.
In 1929, Glenn Stout wrote "The Cubs," his. ....

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Inside baseball's first major labor war between players, owners

The roots of today’s MLB lockout can be traced back to the problems that led to the rise and fall of the Players’ League more than 100 years ago. ....

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