During World War I, four of baseball’s most accomplished, most celebrated Hall of Famers volunteered in The Great War, ...

First Lieutenant George K. Sisler received the Medal of Honor ... he shot and killed three onrushing enemy soldiers, and silenced the enemy machine gun with a grenade. As he returned the wounded ...

George Sisler's ancestors are monitoring the assault on George Sisler's record. They like what they see. Some might assume Ichiro Suzuki's bid to supplant Sisler as baseball's single-season hits ...

The freshman was George Sisler Jr. The guest was Lou Gehrig. “He was telling me how he felt about my father,” Sisler Jr., 83, recalled. “You know, in those days players were very jealous ...

During World War I, four of baseball’s most accomplished, most celebrated Hall of Famers volunteered in The Great War, specifically in the chemical warfaring “Gas and Flame” division.