Bill Nowlin
Bill Nowlin is a lifelong fan of the other Sox. He understood what it was like to wait decades and decades between World Series wins, and marveled at the Red Sox finally winning in 2004 and the White Sox winning the very next year, in 2005. A co-founder of Rounder Records and, more recently, Down the Road Records, he’s in more than one Hall of Fame – but they’re music-related ones. He has written more than 1,000 articles for SABR since the current century began.
SABR BioProject biographies written by Bill Nowlin
SABR Games Project stories written by Bill Nowlin
- May 5, 1948: Ted Williams records three outfield assists in one game
- September 27, 1947: Red Sox shoot for second place as Dobson, Williams, and Pesky excel
- August 17, 1947: Red Sox score three in top of 11th, shut out the Yankees in New York
- August 2, 1947: Red Sox win on Bobby Doerr Day at Fenway Park
- July 25, 1947: Willard Brown becomes first Black ballplayer in a major-league game at Fenway Park
- May 19, 1947: Ted Williams saves Red Sox from being swept by Tigers at Fenway Park
- May 16, 1947: ‘Nearly as high as it was long’: Ted Williams grand slam proves a game winner
- May 6, 1947: Pitching to Ted Williams, two Browns pitchers fail to follow Jack Kramer’s advice
- April 18, 1947: Ted Williams home run helps Boo Ferriss win his first game of season
- October 11, 1946: Boston’s Joe Dobson shines with two-hitter to win Game 5
- October 10, 1946: Garagiola, Cardinals batter Boston to even up World Series
- October 6, 1946: Rudy York’s homer lifts Red Sox to win in World Series opener
- September 13, 1946: Ted Williams’s inside-the-park home run clinches AL pennant for Red Sox
- July 14, 1946: Ted Williams becomes first Red Sox batter to hit three home runs in one game at Fenway Park
- July 9, 1946: Ted Williams, American League dominant in first All-Star Game after World War II
SABR Journal Articles written by Bill Nowlin
- Introduction: Sox Bid Curse Farewell: The 2004 Boston Red Sox
- 2004 Red Sox: A Graveyard Visit in October
- At age 109, Kathryn Gemme finally saw the Red Sox win the World Series in 2004
- 2004 Red Sox: Reserves in the Playoffs
- How the 2004 Red Sox Team was Put Together
- 2008 Opening Series in Japan: Boston Red Sox vs. Oakland Athletics
- Willie Mays and Ted Williams Face Off
- Willie Mays: The Leader in Extra-Inning Home Runs
- 9/11 And Yankee Stadium
- Roberto Clemente’s Two-Assist Games
- Roberto Clemente: First Player From Latin America Inducted in the National Baseball Hall of Fame
- Lizzie Murphy: An All-Star at Fenway Park
- Introduction: Jackie: Perspectives on 42
- Jackie Robinson’s Steals of Home
- The One Time the ‘Boston Red Sox’ Played a Black Team
SABR Research Topics written by Bill Nowlin
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SABR Research Articles written by Bill Nowlin
- 1939 Baltimore Elite Giants season timeline
- Baseball Umpires in 1921
- Umpires in the Federal League
- Blowout Games in the Negro Leagues
- 20-Game Losers Populate the Baseball Hall of Fame
- A Team with Four 20-Game Losers
- 20-Game Losers in the Minor Leagues
- The Red Sox and the Tony Conigliaro Award
- 1874 Boston Herald coverage of the Red Stockings tour
SABR Ballparks written by Bill Nowlin