Amherst College was founded when Zephania Swift Moore, president…
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In the May 29, 1859 issue of The Sunday Mercury, a weekly New…
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Baseball before the Civil War was very much a regional game,…
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The baseball rivalry between Brooklyn and New York, made famous…
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Some baseball games are historic even though few details of the…
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Three games between rival clubs were played in October 1845.…
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By 1905, pitcher-turned sporting goods entrepreneur Albert Spalding…
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On Independence Day of 1833, two groups of town ball players…
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Welcome to "This Week in SABR!" Here's what we've been up to…
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In Wisconsin during the mid- and late 1950s, the most recognizable…
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To say that the final game of the regular season for the Milwaukee…
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Welcome to "This Week in SABR!" Here's what we've been up to…
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Vice and dissipation may have had their way. Meridian, Mississippi,…
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ONE DEAD, FIVE HURT IN WRECK – Los Angeles Times, March 24,…
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We're pleased to pass along this update from SABR member Gary…
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When Calvin Griffith formally took over the Washington Senators…
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July 1, 1859: Baseball goes to college
June 30, 1859: Caught on the fly: Knickerbockers vs. Excelsiors
September 9, 1858: The New York rules in New England
Summer 1858: The Brooklyn-New York baseball rivalry begins
June 3, 1851: Match play, Knickerbockers vs. Washington Club (NY)
October 1845: The first recorded baseball games in New York
Circa 1840: The legendary Doubleday Game
July 4, 1833: In the beginning, Olympics vs. Camden
This Week in SABR: October 17, 2014
Voices of the 1957 Braves
October 3, 1982: Brewers hold off Orioles’ charge in season finale
Jack Lelivelt
Mutz Ens
Pi Schwert
John Woods
Dick Stockton
This Week in SABR: October 10, 2014
Danny Clark
Ray Francis
Al Stokes
Denny Williams
Seamheads.com updates Negro Leagues Database with 1936 Negro National League stats
The Late 1960s Twins
The Building of the 1965 Twins