Ask Geoffrey: How Major League Baseball Survived Past Pandemics | Chicago News | WTTW
Wednesday's Senior League Baseball Game With Face Masks Harkens Back to Spanish Flu-Era | Sports | chronline.com
Coronavirus: Inside MLB's long history of dealing with illness - Sports Illustrated
Comparing the impact of the spanish flu on baseball to COVID-19 | wusa9.com
Lessons from 1918: Spanish flu pandemic is a murky guide for college football in coronavirus era - oregonlive.com
Babe Ruth caught the 1918 flu twice: an excerpt from War Fever.
The Healing Power of Baseball - The New York Times
One casualty of 1918 pandemic was a Cardinals catcher, Army private nicknamed 'Husky' | St. Louis Cardinals | stltoday.com
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How Babe Ruth and baseball confronted another major pandemic - Pinstripe Alley
The forgotten story of ... how Spanish flu tore apart the 1919 Stanley Cup final | NHL | The Guardian
Then and now: What we learned from sports during 1918 flu pandemic
Wednesday's Senior League Baseball Game With Face Masks Harkens Back to Spanish Flu-Era | Sports | chronline.com
Garry Brown: 1918 flu epidemic shortened baseball season, Red Sox emerged victorious - masslive.com
Pre Coronavirus: A Quiz on the 1918 Flu Pandemic - GV Wire
Flu claimed life of Hanahan student honored at baseball game | WCIV
January 26, 1919: The Flu Mask Baseball Game – Society for American Baseball Research
Ask Geoffrey: How Major League Baseball Survived Past Pandemics | Chicago News | WTTW
Comparing the impact of the spanish flu on baseball to COVID-19 | wusa9.com
Baseball in Japan during the 1918 Spanish Flu Epidemic | by John Thorn | Our Game
Baseball during a pandemic - 1918 Spanish flu pandemic: Here's what the deadly H1N1 virus looked like a century ago - CBS News
When Major League Baseball, and Babe Ruth, faced a flu pandemic
Babe Ruth survived Spanish Flu — twice - The Tribune | The Tribune
Babe Ruth, an influenza outbreak and a forgotten baseball writer – The Athletic
Baseball kept playing during the Spanish Flu
