Daniel J. Voelker’s Iconic 2009 Article That Rewrote the Historical past of the 1919 Black Sox Scandal Helps the Resolution to Elevate the Ban

Evanston, IL, Might 14, 2025 –(PR.com)– Daniel J. Voelker’s Iconic 2009 Article That Rewrote The Historical past Of The 1919 Black Sox Scandal Helps The Resolution To Elevate The Ban To Shoeless Joe Jackson’s Entry Into Main League Baseball’s Corridor Of Fame

Yesterday, Main League Baseball made a historic announcement lifting the ban to Shoeless Joe Jackson’s entry into the Baseball Corridor of Fame.

Over fifteen years in the past, Daniel J. Voelker and Paul A. Duffy (deceased) wrote the groundbreaking article It Ain’t So, Child, It Simply Ain’t So, Historical past’s Apology To Shoeless Joe Jackson that rewrote the historical past to the 1919 Black Sox Scandal. This text obtained monumental consideration all through the baseball group in addition to the world, created a groundswell of assist for Shoeless Joe’s innocence, and, the creator wish to suppose, could have performed a task in Main League Baseball’s choice to carry the ban to his entry into the Corridor of Fame.

The article revealed that Shoeless Joe was not responsible of any involvement in throwing the 1919 World Collection. Shoeless’ batting common—375—within the sequence was increased than his common season common; he made no errors and hit the one house run within the sequence. Extra importantly, opposite to the yellow journalism of the time, Shoeless Joe by no means admitted to taking part in lower than his finest within the sequence and was discovered harmless by a jury of his friends in a Wisconsin courtroom.

“I’m proud to suppose that our article could have performed a task within the choice to carry the over one-hundred-year ban to Shoeless Joe’s entry into Main League Baseball’s Corridor of Fame. No participant in baseball has given extra of himself to the sport, and Shoeless Joe is smiling from above proper now, I’m positive of that,” commented Voelker.

Voelker wrote one other landmark article in 2018, Will the Actual James Bond Please Stand Up, revealing, for the primary time, the origins of Ian Fleming’s iconic James Bond character.

Voelker, a former resident of Hawaii, simply launched a novel, Return to Hawaii, the primary in a sequence of Donovan Cross spy novels, accessible now on Barnes & Noble.com.

Donovan Cross is the NIA’s legendary undercover agent. He has been despatched on dozens of missions in each nook of the globe and can cease at nothing to attain his objective. Initially from Hawaii, Cross has not returned house in almost 30 years. The sudden dying of his mother and father altered the course of his life. As a substitute of attending a prestigious school on a scholarship, he selected a path of spying and espionage. When the Company ordered him to return to his birthplace, he anticipated confronting painful recollections of his mother and father’ passing. Unbeknownst to him, his presence on the island is essential to addressing a delicate international disaster: China’s imminent invasion of Taiwan. Hawaii is getting used, shrouded in secrecy, to facilitate this invasion. The abilities Cross has honed over time and his information of the island’s secrets and techniques will lead him and his newfound ally, the attractive Jade Viper, on the joys journey of a lifetime.

Early Reward For Return To Hawaii
“Daniel J. Voelker writes from the guts and hits you within the intestine.”
Judith Q. Cole, creator of “The Magic of The Pink Gown”

“James Bond, transfer over!”
Randall B. Gold, a widely known trial legal professional

“Voelker is a modern-day Ian Fleming with a mix of suspense and attraction.”
Danielle DeCamp, center faculty trainer

“As soon as I picked it up, I couldn’t put it down. Deep and riveting from starting to finish!”
John P. Rand, retired securities dealer

Daniel J. Voelker, who resides in Evanston, Illinois, might be reached at Daniel.voelker59@gmail.com or 312-505-4841.