Mark Armour
Mark Armour is the director of SABR's Baseball Biography Project. He was the recipient of SABR's highest honor, the Bob Davids Award, in 2008. His book Joe Cronin: A Life in Baseball, published by the University of Nebraska Press, was a finalist for the prestigious Seymour Medal in 2011. He has written or co-written two other books and many articles for publication. For more information, visit his website.
SABR books edited by Mark Armour:
- "Lefty, Double-X, and The Kid: The 1939 Red Sox, a Team in Transition"; with Bill Nowlin, Maurice Bouchard and Len Levin (2009)
- "Spahn, Sain, and Teddy Ballgame: Boston's (almost) Perfect Baseball Summer of 1948"; with Bill Nowlin, Bob Brady, Len Levin and Saul Wisnia (2008)
- "When Boston Still Had the Babe: The 1918 World Series Champion Red Sox"; with Bill Nowlin, Len Levin and Allan Wood (2008)
SABR articles written by Mark Armour:
- "Henry Chadwick Award profile: Cliff Kachline" (Summer 2010 BRJ)
- "Henry Chadwick Award profile: David S. Neft" (Summer 2010 BRJ)
SABR BioProject biographies written by Mark Armour
- Felipe Alou
- Jesus Alou
- Matty Alou
- Emmett Ashford
- Ball Four
- Dennis Bennett
- Jim Bouton
- Jim Brosnan
- Don Buford
- Bill Carrigan
- Joe Cronin
- Charlie Finley
- Harry Frazee and the Red Sox
- Jim Gosger
- Will Harridge
- Oscar Harstad
- Tony Horton
- Integration, 1947 to 1986
- Alex Johnson
- Davey Johnson
- Ellis Kinder
- Tommy Leach
- Sam Leever
- Duffy Lewis
- Firpo Marberry
- Denny McLain
- Dave McNally
- Jim Palmer
- Joe Palmisano
- Tom Parrott
- Jiggs Parrott
- Gaylord Perry
- Gary Peters
- Deacon Phillippe
- Bobby Reeves
- Woody Rich
- Al Salerno
- Salerno/Valentine Case
- Wes Schulmerich
- Stan Spence
- Vern Stephens
- Chuck Stevens
- Luis Tiant
- Earl Torgeson
- Bill Valentine
- Hoyt Wilhelm
- Chief Wilson
