Former MLBer tells Negro Leagues story with art
DENVER — Tom Runnells spent more than 40 years as a player, coach and Major League manager. Yet in retirement, he truly delved inside baseball — er, baseballs — and found a different and fascinating world.
Runnells now deconstructs baseballs for art. Some works honor legends and former stars; others
Runnells now deconstructs baseballs for art. Some works honor legends and former stars; others
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