The St. Louis Giants, after playing as an independent team since…
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SABR is pleased to announce the winners of the Lee Allen History…
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On September 23, 1970, Paul Splittorff,1 a star in Chicago-area…
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The New York Mets arrived in St. Louis after losing an exhibition…
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It was looking like a sad Monday for Red Sox fans at Fenway Park.…
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Louis Frank Klein, Jr. was an international baseball lifer who…
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Ben “Old Reliable” Taylor played professionally from 1909…
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In 1913 future Hall of Fame right-hander Walter Johnson earned…
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When the Washington Senators obtained left-handed pitcher George…
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The Boston Red Sox had finished in last place in the American…
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This Week in SABR: June 25, 2021
June 29, 1921: Oscar Charleston drives in five runs in St. Louis Giants’ rout of Columbus Buckeyes
Pennsylvania students win 2021 Lee Allen History of Baseball Award
September 26, 1973: Paul Splittorff makes Royals history with 20th win
May 4, 1966: Mets’ Jack Hamilton throws one-hitter to beat Cardinals
May 19, 1947: Ted Williams saves Red Sox from being swept by Tigers at Fenway Park
September 25, 1956: Dodgers’ Sal Maglie no-hits Phillies in dominating performance
Gus Abell
Mark Clear
Rhéal Cormier
George Crable
Bibb Falk
Rusty Greer
Lou Klein
Carney Lansford
Ben Taylor
Patsy Tebeau
Tom Turner
June 1, 1916: Boston’s Babe Ruth gets the best of Walter Johnson in round three
August 3, 1921: Cubs split doubleheader as manager Johnny Evers faces health questions
August 5, 1921: George Mogridge, Senators win 11th game in a row
June 19, 1921: Cristóbal Torriente’s triple leads American Giants over intra-city rivals
June 20, 1921: Cristóbal Torriente scores in 10th for American Giants’ 13th consecutive victory
August 1, 2013: Worst-to-first Red Sox, Daniel Nava score 6 in 9th to beat Mariners