You Know Me Al - Ring Lardner Brooklyn Dodgers is caught in the lens

is caught in the lens as he gears up for one of the final rushes of his junior hockey career before moving onto the Boston Bruins

Featuring the vintage Canadiens logo used from 1922 until 1925 sewn onto the left side of the chest and contrasting sleeves and inner collar really set this sweater apart from the rest

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it was significant to have the public defend Major League Baseball’s first African-American

Captured here in the midst of perhaps the greatest single season ever by a professional golfer

You Know Me Al - Ring Lardner Brooklyn Dodgers is caught in the lensIn the early decades of the twentieth century, newspaperman and humorist Ring Lardner (18851933) made America laugh with his hilarious depictions of odd characters in the sporting world, Tin Pan Alley, and Hollywood. His first great success was You Know Me Al, a fictional series of letters from a popular baseball hero to his friend, slyly revealing the letter writer as a crude, conceited, semiliterate, self deceiving boob. The letters, created while