Baseball's Early Days outerspace who won the Pulitzer Prize

who won the Pulitzer Prize in Feature Photography in 2009

in an article asking readers if they could identify parts of New York from the top down

Roosevelt to George Bush -- plus countless members of Congress and visiting heads of state

and 22 of his images appeared nine days later in The Times Magazine in a photo essay titled

"They claim they have solved the problem of aerial navigation

Baseball's Early Days outerspace who won the Pulitzer PrizeIn a scene from baseball's Deadball Era, a catcher and batter prepare for a pitch in a game between the New York Giants and Pittsburgh Pirates, Sept. 18, 1908. Back then pitchers threw spitballs, uniforms had no numbers and a dozen homers could win you a home run title. The catcher is Roger Bresnahan of the Giants, a versatile athlete who played all nine positions. Regarded as the Deadball Era's most famous catcher, he introduced protective equipment