Voices In Time Sports & Games 1885 | United States People Will Look “The tricycle has come to stay.”More
Voices In Time Sports & Games 1846 | Brooklyn Playing Ball and Base Walt Whitman praises a whole new ball game.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games 1954 | Oxford Picking Up the Pace Roger Bannister runs the first sub-four-minute mile.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games 1621 | Oxford Endgames Robert Burton on the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games 1854 | Yokohama A Pair of Fierce Bulls Commodore Perry is fascinated by sumo.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games c. 100 | Alexandria The Drug of Folly Sports’ culture of intoxication.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games c. 300 | Rome We Who Are About to Die Salute You Lord Byron observes a dying gladiator.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games 1884 | Richmond Color Barrier Just writing to say the blood will be on your hands.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games 1893 | Cove Neck, NY Taste for Blood Theodore Roosevelt’s hunting habits.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games c. 1580 | Delhi Great Balls of Fire Akbar lights up the polo field.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games c. 1300 BC | Boeotia Ovid as Sportswriter Hippomenes wins the trophy wife.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games 1618 | Lancashire Lawful Recreation James I sets the rules for Sunday sports.More
Voices In Time Sports & Games c. 1943 | United States A League of Their Own Rules of conduct for professional women’s baseball.More