Jackie Robinson Breaks the Color Barrier
A young rookie for the Brooklyn Dodgers forever changed the game of baseball on April 15, 1947. Number 42, Jackie Robinson, broke the color barrier when he took to Ebbets Field that day. Robinson was the first African-American ballplayer allowed into Major League Baseball.
Roosevelt Bans Planes Over White House
Annoyed and kept awake by the sound of airplanes flying above his home, President Roosevelt decided ... more
Murray Woroner's "Super Fight"
In 1970, radio producer Murray Woroner used computer technology and the magic of film to create ... more
