Stew Thornley
Stew Thornley is an author of books on sports history for adults and young readers. He received the SABR-Macmillan Baseball Research Award in 1988 for his first book, On to Nicollet: The Glory and Fame of the Minneapolis Millers. He also enjoys visiting graves of notable people and is the author of Six Feet Under: A Graveyard Guide to Minnesota. Stew is an official scorer for Minnesota Twins home games and also does the datacasting of games for MLB.com Gameday. He lives in Roseville, Minnesota, with his wife, Brenda Himrich, and their cats, Jeter and Mickey.
SABR BioProject biographies written by Stew Thornley
- Athletic Park (Minneapolis)
- Athletic Park (St. Paul)
- Mike Briscese
- Chief Chouneau
- Roberto Clemente
- Dale and Aurora Grounds (St.Paul)
- Downtown Park (St. Paul)
- Showboat Fisher
- Fort Street Grounds (St. Paul)
- John Gordon
- Halsey Hall
- Joe Hauser
- Walt Jocketty
- Bob Johnson
- Tim Laudner
- Lexington Park (St. Paul)
- Metrodome (Minneapolis)
- Metropolitan Stadium (Bloomington, MN)
- Midway Stadium (St. Paul)
- Jack Morris
- Nicollet Park (Minneapolis)
- Polo Grounds (New York)
- Kirby Puckett
- Jim Rantz
- Howie Schultz
- Terry Steinbach
- Toni Stone
- Charlie Walters
- Don Wheeler
