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Bellevue’s Harry Steinfeldt: The fourth man left out of baseball’s most famous poem
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Bellevue’s Harry Steinfeldt: The fourth man left out of baseball’s most famous poem
Imagine if someone had written a well-known novel about your family and left you out. Imagine being a member of a famous band that wrote a hit song about itself and the song never mentioned you, the drummer. Well, that’s kind of what happened to baseball player Harry Steinfeldt, who was born 150 years ago, played for the Cincinnati Reds before he was traded to the Chicago Cubs 120 years ago and died in Bellevue in 1914. And the slight wasn’t sma…
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