This Week in SABR: June 2, 2017

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May 7, 1918: Boston Braves blow out Brooklyn, 16-0

Shortstop Johnny Rawlings had the game of his life leading the…
Ernie Shore (SABR-Rucker Archive)

October 12, 1916: Red Sox claim championship on adopted turf

It was Columbus Day and the biggest crowd of the 1916 World Series.…

July 7, 1925: Bernie Neis’s historic clout leaves Braves Field

An ordinary doubleheader on a lazy Tuesday afternoon turned extraordinary…

May 25, 1949: Cannonball Jackman stars at Braves Field

St. Patrick's Church on Magazine Street in Roxbury was in need…

Gabe Paul

David LeFevre, who once tried to buy the Cleveland Indians, said…

Bill Schwartz

Over the winter of 1909-10, Bill Schwartz refused to sign with…

Tex Clevenger

Right-hander Truman Eugene Clevenger was born and raised in Visalia,…

Billy Colgan

Catcher Billy Colgan appeared in 48 big-league games in the summer…

July 23, 1925: Lou Gehrig hits first of 23 career grand slams

At the end of the day on July 21, 1925, the Washington Senators…

June 3, 1951: Preacher Roe, Gene Hermanski lead Dodgers to sweep of Cubs

The second game of a Sunday doubleheader on June 3, 1951, at…

SABR Digital Library: No-Hitters

Don't jinx yourself — add this new baseball book from the…

This Week in SABR: May 26, 2017

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Bud Byerly

Bud Byerly grew up and pitched for his hometown St. Louis Cardinals…

Norm Gigon

After an eight-year apprenticeship in the minor leagues, from…

Fred Hoey

“Eddie Morris, chubby little commodore of the Massachusetts…

George Jeffcoat

George Edward Jeffcoat, the older of two brothers who played…

September 30, 1956: Brooklyn Dodgers win NL pennant on final day of season

The reigning World Series champion Brooklyn Dodgers finally…

Tommy Johns

At first blush, there isn’t much to say about Tommy Johns –…

Jimmie Coker

In September 1959, after the Buffalo Bisons, the Philadelphia…
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