Fritz Knothe

A solid-fielding third baseman, Fritz Knothe joined his older…

George Knothe

A slick-fielding middle infielder and consummate team player,…

Lee Magee

The cover photo on the Sunday magazine insert of the June 29,…

This Week in SABR: September 9, 2016

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Dick Brodowski

Dick Brodowski's career was interrupted by the Korean War at…

Foster Castleman

Signed as a shortstop by the New York Giants in 1949, Foster…

Bob Porterfield

Manager Casey Stengel summed up Bob Porterfield’s career with…

Ken Szotkiewicz

Years after Ken Szotkiewicz played in his final major-league…

July 8, 1936: Baltimore police tame the U.S. Olympic baseball team

Baseball was played at the Olympics for the first time as a demonstration…

Joe Quinn

Joe Quinn’s 17 seasons between 1884 and 1901 marked the first…

October 14, 1908: Cubs win World Series for second year in a row

For the second season in a row, the Chicago Cubs claimed the…

May 15, 1973: ‘Just a matter of time’: Nolan Ryan’s first no-hitter

“I felt the pressure building on a no-hitter,” said Nolan…

This Week in SABR: September 2, 2016

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Ray Scarborough

Right-hander Ray Scarborough pitched for the Senators, White…

Carl Weilman

Tris Speaker of the world champion 1915 Boston Red Sox declared…

August 17, 1976: George Brett steals a win for Royals

The Kansas City Royals had developed from an expansion franchise…

June 5, 1989: Blue Jays play first game in SkyDome

When Ontario Premier David Peterson aimed a laser pointer upward…
Chuck Klein (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

May 22, 1930: Phillies finally beat Giants on Chuck Klein’s home run

The Philadelphia Phillies had lost all six games they had played…

July 8, 1912: Jimmy Lavender and Cubs halt Rube Marquard’s winning streak

Rube Marquard, a 25-year-old southpaw on the New York Giants,…
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