When the Nashville Baseball Club needed a manager to bring the team out of the Southern Association cellar, Bill Bernhard was just the man to do it. With nine seasons of major league experience, and nearly Cleveland's big league manager, Bernhard immediately made an impact.
The man known for his genteel demeanor, he learned his craft from Hall of Fame manager Connie Mack and Cleveland managers Bill Armour and Nap Lajoie and led the Vols to the 1908 pennant.
In this episode I tell about his career beginning in upstate New York to his death in San Diego. Won't you listen in?
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All Skip’s Corner episodes © 2022-2024 by Skip Nipper. All Rights Reserved.
Thanks to my podcast producer David Nipper, who also wrote and performs the background music, "Sulphur Dell Sunset" © 2017 Black Train Records. All Rights Reserved.
Thanks for listening!
When the Nashville Baseball Club needed a manager to bring the team out of the Southern Association cellar, Bill Bernhard was just the man to do it. With nine seasons of major league experience, and nearly Cleveland's big league manager, Bernhard immediately made an impact.
The man known for his genteel demeanor, he learned his craft from Hall of Fame manager Connie Mack and Cleveland managers Bill Armour and Nap Lajoie and led the Vols to the 1908 pennant.
In this episode I tell about his career beginning in upstate New York to his death in San Diego. Won't you listen in?
Want to stay in touch? Find me here:
Twitter: Skip's Corner
Instagram: @skipscorner
Facebook: Skip Nipper
Email me: 262downright@gmail.com
All Skip’s Corner episodes © 2022-2024 by Skip Nipper. All Rights Reserved.
Thanks to my podcast producer David Nipper, who also wrote and performs the background music, "Sulphur Dell Sunset" © 2017 Black Train Records. All Rights Reserved.
Thanks for listening!