SABR 50 at 50

• Foreword: SABR 50 at 50
  John Thorn
• The Growth of ‘Three True Outcomes’: From Usenet Joke to Baseball Flashpoint
  David Firstman
• The Struggle to Define ‘Valuable’: Tradition vs. Sabermetrics in the 2012 AL MVP Race
  Peter B. Gregg, PhD
• Professional Woman Umpires
  Leslie Heaphy
• The Roster Depreciation Allowance: How Major League Baseball Teams Turn Profits Into Losses
  Stephen R. Keeney
• The Double Victory Campaign and the Campaign to Integrate Baseball
  Doron "Duke" Goldman
• The Black Sox Scandal
  William F. Lamb
• Bill McKechnie
  Warren Corbett
• Do Hitters Boost Their Performance During Their Contract Years?
  Heather M. O’Neill
• Clutch Hitting in the Major Leagues: A Psychological Perspective
  Leonard S. Newman
• Lou Gehrig’s RBI Record: 1923–39
  Herm Krabbenhoft
• Babe Ruth and Eiji Sawamura
  Robert K. Fitts
• The Georgia Peach: Stumped by the Storyteller
  William R. Cobb
• Zooming In On A Great Old Photo
  Mark Fimoff
• The Quest for Dick McBride
  Peter Morris
• History versus Harry Frazee: Re-revising the Story
  Daniel R. Levitt, Mark L. Armour, Matthew Levitt
• Pots & Pans and Bats & Balls
  John Thorn
• The Effects of Integration, 1947-1986
  Mark Armour
• Clemente’s Entry into Organized Baseball: Hidden in Montreal?
  Stew Thornley
• New Light on an Old Scandal
  Gene Carney
• Do Batters Learn During a Game?
  David W. Smith
• Why is the Shortstop ‘6’?
  Keith Olbermann
• Which Great Teams Were Just Lucky?
  Phil Birnbaum
• Underestimating the Fog
  Bill James
• John McGraw Comes to New York: The 1902 Giants
  Clifford Blau
• Hack Wilson’s 191st RBI: A Persistent Itch Finally Scratched
  Clifford S. Kachline
•  Free Agency in 1923: A Shocker for Baseball
  Steve Steinberg
• Cy Seymour: Only Babe Ruth Was More Versatile
  Bill Kirwin
• The Colorado Silver Bullets: Can Promotion Based on ‘Battle of the Sexes’ Be Successful?
  Gai Ingham Berlage
• Lifting the Iron Curtain of Cuban Baseball
  Peter C. Bjarkman
• Cricket and Mr. Spalding
  Tom Melville
• Karl Lindholm: The Book
  Karl Lindholm
• The Evolution of the Baseball Diamond: Perfection Came Slowly
  Tom Shieber
• Smokey and the Bandit: The Greatest Pitching Duel in Blackball History
  Larry Lester
• Locating Philadelphia’s Historic Ballfields
  Jerrold Casway
• Four Teams Out: The National League Reduction of 1900
  Bob Bailey
• Jackie Robinson’s Signing: The Real Story
  John Thorn and Jules Tygiel
• Honus Wagner’s Rookie Year, 1895
  A.D. Suehsdorf
• Roy Tucker, Not Roy Hobbs: The Baseball Novels of John R. Tunis
  Philip Bergen
• Zane Grey’s Redheaded Outfield
  Joseph M. Overfield
• J. Lee Richmond’s Remarkable 1879 Season
  John R. Husman
• Anatomy of a Murder: The Federal League and the Courts
  Gary Hailey
• In Pursuit of Bull Durham
  Bill Haber
• Out at Home: Baseball Draws the Color Line, 1887
  Jerry Malloy
• Runs and Wins
  Pete Palmer
• Ladies and Gentlemen, Presenting Marty McHale
  Lawrence S. Ritter
• Average Batting Skill Through Major League History
  Richard D. Cramer
• The First Negro in 20th Century Organized Baseball
  William J. Weiss
• The Best Games Pitched in Relief
  L. Robert Davids
• Relative Batting Averages
  David Shoebotham
• Ernie Lanigan, Patron Saint of SABR
  Frederick G. Lieb