Pritzker Prize-winning architect Kevin Roche, whose innovative and widely varying designs include Chicago’s Leo Burnett Building and low-slung structures for Lucent Technologies in the city’s ...

At the very first Old-Timers’ Day at Yankee Stadium, on the final day of the 1947 season, 22-year-old rookie Bobby Brown watched wide-eyed from the dugout. Babe Ruth and Ty Cobb were on the ...

Brown batted .279 with 22 homers and 237 RBIs during his time as an infielder with the New York Yankees (1946-52, 1954), helping the club win titles in 1947, 1949, 1950 and 1951.

Prominent cardiologist. American League president. Brown died at 96 on Thursday in Fort Worth, Texas, the Yankees said. They said he was last remaining person to play for the team in the 1940s.

Worked out pretty well, too, for Brown, one of baseball’s most distinguished major leaguers on and off the field. Five-time champion with the New York Yankees. Highest World Series batting average of ...

Prominent cardiologist. American League president. Brown died at 96 on Thursday in Fort Worth, Texas, the Yankees said. They said he was last remaining person to play for the team in the 1940s.