by Bruce
⚾️ Ring The Bell is the definitive podcast for fans of Philadelphia baseball history—from the sandlots to Shibe Park, the Negro Leagues to the National League. 🎙 Hosted by Bruce, each episode uncovers the untold stories of Philly’s baseball past, present, and future! Whether you're a diehard Phils fan, a Negro Leagues buff, love the game of baseball, rabid Philadelphia baseball fan, or just love a good story—Ring The Bell brings the noise. 🔔
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July 14, 2025
<p>Bobbed Hair & Big Swings: The Philadelphia Bobbies and Women’s Baseball in the 1920s</p><p>Before there was Title IX or the AAGPBL, there were barnstorming pioneers—and Philadelphia had some of the boldest. Meet the <strong>Philadelphia Bobbies</strong>, a team of fiercely talented young women led by the trailblazing <strong>Mary O’Gara</strong> and starring <strong>Edith Houghton</strong>, the 10-year-old shortstop who could field circles around grown men.</p><p><br></p><p></p><p>In this episode, we dive deep into:<br>💇♀️ How bobbed hair became a symbol of rebellion and style on the diamond<br>🌍 The Bobbies’ jaw-dropping 1925 tour of <strong>Japan</strong>—yes, across the Pacific!<br>🥎 How Philly’s women’s teams defied expectations, played with heart, and helped pave the way for generations to come</p><p>From games against the New York Bloomer Girls to grueling travel across America and beyond, this is the incredible true story of ambition, athleticism, and audacity.</p><p></p><p></p>
June 29, 2025
This episode explores the Hilldale Club's rise to prominence in Black baseball during the 1920s, highlighting their fierce leader Ed Bolden and their historic 1925 Colored World Series showdown with the Kansas City Monarchs.
June 22, 2025
This episode explores the story of the Philadelphia Pythians, an early all-Black baseball team led by Octavius Catto, who challenged racial segregation in post-Civil War Philadelphia.
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⚾️ Ring The Bell is the definitive podcast for fans of Philadelphia baseball history—from the sandlots to Shibe Park, the Negro Leagues to the National League.
🎙 Hosted by Bruce, each episode uncovers the untold stories of Philly’s baseball past, present, and future!
Whether you're a diehard Phils fan, a Negro Leagues buff, love the game of baseball, rabid Philadelphia baseball fan, or just love a good story—Ring The Bell brings the noise. 🔔
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