Timothy J. Zarley

Timothy J. Zarley, is a captivating new voice in the world of sports history, and author of “1901: A War of the Baseball Magnates.” Hailing from the heart of the Midwest, Zarley’s lifelong passion for the game of baseball has provided him with a keen eye for detail and an unwavering commitment to historical accuracy. Zarley has meticulously researched the bygone era of the 1901 Major League Baseball season, unearthing the captivating narratives and forgotten tales that have shaped the sport’s rich tapestry. He brings a fresh perspective to the hallowed halls of baseball lore.

An alumnus of Drake University, where he honed his craft of historical research and storytelling, Zarley’s dedication to preserving the legacy of American’s national pastime is palpable in every page of his debut work. With a deep appreciation for the interplay between sports and culture, he seamlessly weaves together the intricate threads of history, politics, and human drama that defined this pivotal moment in baseball’s evolution.

Zarley’s commitment to breathing life into forgotten heroes and the untold stories of the past marks him as a promising new talent in the realm of sports literature. Zarley invites readers to embark on a journey through the captivating world of early 20th-century baseball, inviting them to rediscover the triumphs, the setbacks, and the enduring spirit that continue to resonate through the halls of sports history. As a former shortstop for the last place South Des Moines Little League Dodgers, Zarley was fast on the base paths, could cover a lot of ground around the bag, but was comparatively weak with the stick.