Wyoming Prison Baseball Team Won Every Game While Playing for Their Lives

In 1911, Wyoming's penitentiary formed a baseball team of inmates—some facing execution—who won every single game. Talk about playing hard for freedom.
In 1911, Wyoming's penitentiary formed a baseball team of inmates—some facing execution—who won every single game. Talk about playing hard for freedom.
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