Click to open image viewer. CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. Billy Sunday was the most successful preacher of his time. Once a professional baseball player, he turned to religion ...
Having delivered himself of opinions upon the Bible (“a bloody book”), upon the many cases of substitution to be found in the streets of St. Louis (“I can show you a thousand”), and upon an enormous ...
The girls from Miss McClellan’s and Miss Williams’ finishing school once saw Billy Sunday do his stuff at a revival meeting. Like the others, Ruth Page came away humming Brighten the Corner Where You ...
Billy Sunday was under his Hood River farmhouse, digging a hole for a storage cellar, when he learned he wasn’t going to become the vice president of the United States. The former professional ...
Preacher and former professional baseball player for the Chicago White Stockings and Philadelphia Phillies Billy Sunday (1862-1935) was never in Dayton in 1925 but his influence on the topic of debate ...
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