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Sports in the 1940s?
Baseball's just about it in America.
Where did RB originate?
Rhythm and blues originated in the 1940s in Detroit. Very shortly after it began to spread to New York, Chicago and Los Angeles.
Bootnose of hockey?
Sid Abel Hall of Fame Professional Hockey Player. An integral part of the Detroit Red Wings "Production Line" of the 1940s and 1950s
Are there Rockford peaches in the baseball hall of fame?
There is a special section in the Baseball Hall of Fame for women who played in the Women's professional league in the 1940s.
What was the most popular sport in the worldduring the 1940s 50s and 60s?
World=Soccer United States=Baseball
What games did they play that was called THE GAME in the 1930's and 1940s not a board game?
Could have been baseball
Are The Clark Sisters from Houston Tx?
The Clark Sisters (American gospel vocal group, not to be confused with the 1940s/1950's jazz quartet "The Clark Sisters") were born and raised in Detroit, Michigan.
Who is Jackie Robinson in the 1940s?
Jackie Robinson became an American baseball player in the 1940s for the Brooklyn Dodgers. He broke color boundaries by being the first African American player to earn a spot on a Major League team since the 1880s.
Did the Mary Lee Candy Company in Detroit Michigan merge with another company in the 1940s?
I worked at a merry lee candy store in Pontiac in the late 50s. I think later it merged with sanders candies.
Who were Collinson and Brean?
collinson and brean where music hall artists they used to play at the pier at blackpool .collinson used to stay at the same hotel my parents and i stayed at in the early 1940s i have a signed pic of them
In the 1940s was there a player by the name of Fred Ross Dowd nickname High Pockets playing for the Cardinals baseball farm team?
yes
All Major League Baseball players last name Sewell?
1) Joe Sewell, Hall of Fame 3rd baseman for the Indians and Yankees for 14 seasons in the 1920s and 1930s. 2) Luke Sewell, catcher for the Indians, White Sox, Senators, and Browns for 20 seasons in the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s. 3) Tommy Sewell, who had one at bat for the Cubs in 1927. 4) Rip Sewell, pitcher for the Tigers and Pirates for 13 seasons in the 1930s and 1940s. Joe, Luke, and Tommy were brothers. Rip was their cousin.
