Joe Guzzardi

1 week ago | victoriaadvocate.com | Joe Guzzardi

During World War I, four of baseball’s most accomplished, most celebrated Hall of Famers volunteered in The Great War, specifically in the Chemical Warfare’s “Gas and Flame” division. Ty Cobb was a captain who served under Army Maj. Branch Rickey, a former baseball player and manager. Two other famous baseball players were in the unit, including Army Capt. Christy Mathewson and Army 1st Lt. George Sisler.

1 week ago | midfloridanewspapers.com | Joe Guzzardi

During World War I, four of baseball’s most accomplished, most celebrated Hall of Famers volunteered in The Great War, specifically in the Chemical Warfare’s “Gas and Flame” division. Ty Cobb was a captain who served under Army Maj. Branch Rickey, a former baseball player and manager. Two other famous baseball players were in the unit, including Army Capt. Christy Mathewson and Army 1st Lt. George Sisler.

1 week ago | dcourier.com | Joe Guzzardi

By JOE GUZZARDI, Syndicated Columnist During World War I, four of baseball's most accomplished, most celebrated Hall of Famers volunteered in The Great War, specifically in the Chemical Warfare's "Gas and Flame" division. Ty Cobb was a captain who served under Army Maj. Branch Rickey, a former baseball player and manager. Two other famous baseball players were in the unit, including Army Capt. Christy Mathewson and Army 1st Lt. George Sisler.

2 weeks ago | postandcourier.com | Joe Guzzardi

During World War I, four of baseball’s most accomplished, most celebrated Hall of Famers volunteered in The Great War, specifically in the Chemical Warfare’s “Gas and Flame” division. Ty Cobb was a captain who served under Army Maj. Branch Rickey, a former baseball player and manager. Two other famous baseball players were in the unit, including Army Capt. Christy Mathewson and Army 1st Lt. George Sisler.

2 weeks ago | patch.com | Joe Guzzardi

During World War I, four of baseball’s most accomplished, most celebrated Hall of Famers volunteered in The Great War, specifically in the Chemical Warfare’s “Gas and Flame” division. Ty Cobb was a captain who served under Army Maj. Branch Rickey, a former baseball player and manager. Two other famous baseball players were in the unit, including Army Capt. Christy Mathewson and Army 1st Lt. George Sisler, a two-time .400 hitter.