Old time sport sculptures created by Scott Rogers in clay and cast into bronze.
5. The Reveal of the Babe Ruth & Lou Gehrig Monument
The reveal of the monument was so exciting and fun for us! If you’ve never been to The Silos at Magnolia, it’s a good time. The new plant shop, ‘Fernie’s’ was opening for the first time that day. So ...
4. Installation of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Monuments
Scott and his crew travelled down to Magnolia Farms in Waco, Texas to assist with installing the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig monument. Traveling to Texas “The installation carried so much anticipation, excitement, angst, fear and joy all at once. ...
3. Production of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Monuments
A lot goes into the production and casting of a bronze sculpture. The casting process really is an art in and of itself. Regarding the production of the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig monuments… Scott says: “If you ever ...
2. The Creation of the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Monuments
The creation of monumental sculptures is an involved process. It takes a team to create something that will stand the test of time, perhaps for centuries. Scott says this about the creating the Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig monuments for ...
1978 Golden Gloves Championship
Scott Rogers Golden Glove Heavy Weight Championship 1978 In 1977 I fought in three boxing tournaments. James “Chief” Noahubbi (a full blood Choctaw Native American) was my opponent in all three. I won the first meeting between us in ...
Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig Monuments Installed at Magnolia Silos in Waco, Texas
The grand adventure of creating and installing monumental sculptures of Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, two of baseball most famous players, finally came to fruition. Scott was commissioned to sculpt Babe and Lou, for Magnolia’s, Katy Ballpark at the Silos ...
Towne Ball
This is bronze baseball sculpture of a young boy holding a bat in 1890. As a youth, my folks enrolled me into various sports. It began with Pee Wee baseball and football around the age of 8, and carried on ...
Monumental Football Team Open House
Three years in the making. My heart is full. June 11th, 2018, we had an open house to celebrate the completion of “Football, circa 1890”. What an amazing team of people have supported me in bringing this project to fruition. ...
Towne Ball, 1890
After I sculpted the 32 inch wide nine player team piece, “Base Ball, circa 1890“, I had many people ask me to sculpt a single figure, So I did. I call this piece “Towne Ball, 1890.”
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