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The Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame owes Bernie Moore a unique debt: he was the organization’s first president. Moore undertook the presidency after retiring to Winchester, Tennessee, from a life…

He was a champion in two glorious careers. First he was Frank Juhan, all-round athlete and prize scholar at the University of the South at Sewanee. Then he was the…

Bob Foxx could do it all as an athlete, but is probably best remembered for his gridiron heroics on some of the most famous University of Tennessee Volunteer teams in…

It may be going too far to say that golf saved Mrs. Dave Gaut’s life, but little Marguerite, who was a frail ninety-five pounds, took up the sport in 1911,…

Larry Gilbert played baseball before McGuire hit seventy or Maris hit sixty-one, before Williams batted .400 or Ruth “built” Yankee Stadium. Gilbert played on the “Miracle” Boston Braves of 1914,…