Bio

TALMAGE BOSTON is a trial lawyer and baseball historian.

The author of Baseball and the Baby Boomer and 1939: Baseball's Tipping Point, Boston has lectured on baseball history at:
     ● Princeton University
     ● the National Baseball Hall of Fame
     ● Houston's Museum of Fine Arts
     ● SMU's Cox School of Business

Boston's essays on baseball have appeared in:
     ● the Dallas Morning News
     ● Fort Worth Star Telegram
     ● the National Baseball Hall of Fame magazine
     ● the Scribner Encyclopedia of American Lives
     ● SABR's Baseball Research Journal
     ● Elysian Fields Quarterly
     ● the Dallas Business Journal
     ● And on the walls Nolan Ryan Center in Alvin, Texas

In recognition of his work, the Texas Baseball Hall of Fame inducted Boston as a Media Member.

In the civic arena, Talmage serves as a director for:
     ● the Society For American Baseball Research (Dallas / Fort Worth Chapter)
     ● the Bobby Bragan Youth Foundation
     ● the SMU Athletic Forum

He and his wife, Claire, reside in Dallas, Texas. A shareholder and commercial litigator with the law firm of Winstead PC, Boston has been named a "Super Lawyer" in Texas Monthly magazine every year from 2003 - 2008, and currently serves on the State Bar of Texas board of directors.