The June 6, 1945, headline in The Dispatch (Moline, Illinois)…
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Although Ernest “Spoon” Carter was never in the top tier…
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“What did I do to deserve this?” If Theodore Bond had asked…
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Sled Allen may have been born in Missouri, but he found both…
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Welcome to "This Week in SABR!" Click here to view this…
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Ted Williams bounded down the first-base line at Briggs Stadium…
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The 1940 World Series featured the National League champion Cincinnati…
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Boston Red Sox rookie Ted Williams was 20 years old when he first…
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The Detroit Tigers had been to the World Series four times in…
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Roosevelt Davis
Spoon Carter
Ted Bond
Jack Ness
Earl McNeely
Lionel Conacher
Bill Zeigler
Arlington Stadium (Texas)
Randy Galloway
Tom Vandergriff
Bob Chandler
Buck Becannon
William Becannon
Lee Fohl
Sled Allen
This Week in SABR: January 12, 2018
Grady Hatton
Ozzie Timmons
July 8, 1941: Ted Williams hits ‘most thrilling’ home run to win All-Star Game in Detroit
October 6, 1940: Bobo Newsom honors father with World Series win
May 4, 1939: Who is that Kid? Ted Williams homers in dramatic Detroit debut
October 3, 1937: ‘Whistling Jake’ one-hits Tribe, stops Johnny Allen’s winning streak
October 7, 1935: Tigers’ Goose Goslin wins World Series with walk-off single
Fritz Buelow