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• The First At Bat

  By Tim Barnicle| American Times with Tim Barnicle@ In the bottom of the first, Johnny Sain dug into the rubber and readied himself for his first start of the season. It was a cold, crisp mid-April day with a perfect blue sky. Sain had been born in Havana, Arkansas, a rural town near the center of the state that had a population of less than 500 when he was born. He had debuted with the Boston Braves in 1942, throwing 97 innings that mostly came in relief and late that year—like so many other young American men—he joined the U.S. Navy.

  By Tim Barnicle · American Times with Tim Barnicle

  Apr. 15, 2025

• Moment of Surrender

  By Tim Barnicle| American Times with Tim Barnicle@ It was just after Valentine’s Day and in the heart of Banjul, Gambia, the Independence Day parade was just beginning. Just 900 miles or so north of the equator, President Dadwa Jawara’s guests baked in the midday sun as the West African nation, the smallest on the entire continent, celebrated its 25th year of autonomy. However, the star of the show was the representative from the nation’s former colonizer, Great Britain.

  By Tim Barnicle · American Times with Tim Barnicle

  Feb. 18, 2025

• The First At Bat

  By Tim Barnicle| American Times with Tim Barnicle@ In the bottom of the first, Johnny Sain dug into the rubber and readied himself for his first start of the season. It was a cold, crisp mid-April day with a perfect blue sky. Sain had been born in Havana, Arkansas, a rural town near the center of the state that had a population of less than 500 when he was born. He had debuted with the Boston Braves in 1942, throwing 97 innings that mostly came in relief and late that year—like so many other young American men—he joined the U.S. Navy.

  By Tim Barnicle · American Times with Tim Barnicle

  Apr. 15, 2025

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