1926-29 Exhibits, Postcard Back ⭐ Lefty O'Doul
100 Year-Old Cardboard.
Francis Joseph "Lefty" O'Doul was a star Major League Baseball hitter with a career batting average of .349 (ranking among the highest in MLB history), a two-time National League batting champion, and a pioneer who helped build professional baseball in Japan.

John Arthur "Jack" Johnson, widely known as "The Galveston Giant," permanently altered the landscape of sports and American culture when he became the first Black world heavyweight boxing champion in 1908.
Rising from the poverty of post-Reconstruction Texas, he dominated his era with a brilliant, defensive fighting style that frustrated opponents and forced a deeply segregated society to confront its own prejudices.
His legendary status was cemented during the 1910 "Fight of the Century," where his masterful knockout of the "Great White Hope," Jim Jeffries, sparked both immense pride in Black communities and widespread societal backlash.

1910 Tie Game (Mask~Bat~Ball~Mitt) ⭐ Postcard
One of the many reasons baseball is the greatest game ever invented is because it runs at its own pace and does not end until the last out is recorded. There is no "game clock".
Of course ties can still happen.
If a game is suspended it's made up the next time it can fit into the schedule. But sometimes the suspended game is late in the year and both teams are busy and it won't change the standings, so they just call it a tie.