Articles: Henry Louis “Hank” Aaron Henry Louis “Hank” Aaron was a renowned baseball outfielder and hitter, best known for breaking Babe Ruth’s all-time home run… Read More »Henry Louis “Hank” Aaron Arthur A. Angotti Jr. A decorated Vietnam War veteran, Indianapolis entrepreneur, and broadcasting executive, Arthur Angotti was the founder and president of , the… Read More »Arthur A. Angotti Jr. William H. Diddel William Hickman Diddel designed, redesigned, or built more than 300 golf courses throughout the US in his lifetime. His most notable… Read More »William H. Diddel Alfred M. Glossbrenner Alfred M. Glossbrenner was an Indianapolis businessman, civic leader, and political figure, best known for his long association with the… Read More »Alfred M. Glossbrenner Indianapolis Arrows The Indianapolis Arrows was a proposed Major League Baseball (MLB) franchise that represented the city’s attempt to secure a third… Read More »Indianapolis Arrows Warner Jewell Warner Jewell was an Indianapolis businessman, Negro League baseball team owner, and Republican Party politician. Jewell was born on August 15, 1887 in… Read More »Warner Jewell James Raleigh “Biz” Mackey James Raleigh Mackey played three seasons as the catcher for the . Known as a master catcher and adroit switch-hitter,… Read More »James Raleigh “Biz” Mackey Sarah Shank Golf Course The Sarah Shank Golf Course, located on the south side of Indianapolis just west of , is one of the… Read More »Sarah Shank Golf Course George Anner “Rabbit” Shively George Anner Shively was a powerful left-handed baseball player who spent most of his career in the Negro Leagues with… Read More »George Anner “Rabbit” Shively Syd S. Pollock Sydney S. Pollock was an American sports executive and the longtime owner of the . Pollock brought the franchise to… Read More »Syd S. Pollock Ben Taylor During a career that spanned 30 years, Ben Taylor played for and managed baseball teams in the Negro Leagues and… Read More »Ben Taylor
Henry Louis “Hank” Aaron Henry Louis “Hank” Aaron was a renowned baseball outfielder and hitter, best known for breaking Babe Ruth’s all-time home run… Read More »Henry Louis “Hank” Aaron
Arthur A. Angotti Jr. A decorated Vietnam War veteran, Indianapolis entrepreneur, and broadcasting executive, Arthur Angotti was the founder and president of , the… Read More »Arthur A. Angotti Jr.
William H. Diddel William Hickman Diddel designed, redesigned, or built more than 300 golf courses throughout the US in his lifetime. His most notable… Read More »William H. Diddel
Alfred M. Glossbrenner Alfred M. Glossbrenner was an Indianapolis businessman, civic leader, and political figure, best known for his long association with the… Read More »Alfred M. Glossbrenner
Indianapolis Arrows The Indianapolis Arrows was a proposed Major League Baseball (MLB) franchise that represented the city’s attempt to secure a third… Read More »Indianapolis Arrows
Warner Jewell Warner Jewell was an Indianapolis businessman, Negro League baseball team owner, and Republican Party politician. Jewell was born on August 15, 1887 in… Read More »Warner Jewell
James Raleigh “Biz” Mackey James Raleigh Mackey played three seasons as the catcher for the . Known as a master catcher and adroit switch-hitter,… Read More »James Raleigh “Biz” Mackey
Sarah Shank Golf Course The Sarah Shank Golf Course, located on the south side of Indianapolis just west of , is one of the… Read More »Sarah Shank Golf Course
George Anner “Rabbit” Shively George Anner Shively was a powerful left-handed baseball player who spent most of his career in the Negro Leagues with… Read More »George Anner “Rabbit” Shively
Syd S. Pollock Sydney S. Pollock was an American sports executive and the longtime owner of the . Pollock brought the franchise to… Read More »Syd S. Pollock
Ben Taylor During a career that spanned 30 years, Ben Taylor played for and managed baseball teams in the Negro Leagues and… Read More »Ben Taylor
