The black press was the key source in a very rich way across the entire history of black baseball. They took great pride in covering it.

To see the faces and hear the voices of victims of the Holocaust - one of the darkest chapters in history - was an experience I will never forget.

I disagree with that. We had the best left-hander in the history of baseball (Steve Carlton) pitching in Game 6 and they weren't going to win.

The key was when we went to our full-court press. It led to some turnovers, but more importantly it kind of changes the tempo of the game when things weren't going so hot.

Before Pearl Harbor, 84 percent of those surveyed said that baseball should continue to be played. Afterward, that number dropped to 66 percent. The majority of the people wanted the sport to be played, but it was obvious that many people had their minds changed by just that one single event.

His invention marked an 'industrial revolution' in the history of printing and a great leap forward in the press industry of China.