Robert E. Bionaz
/in /by adminRobert E. Bionaz hails from California and is a lifelong fan of the San Francisco Giants. He spent 22-plus years in law enforcement before returning to school, ultimately earning a Ph.D. at the University of Iowa. He is currently an Associate Professor of History at Chicago State University. His research interests revolve around working-class politics and culture during the U.S. Progressive Era, sport (particularly baseball) and culture in the United States, and the e ects of political corruption on higher education in Chicago. He has authored a number of articles on working-class politics, and a variety of baseball-themed topics. He is currently working on a manuscript about political corruption and university governance at Chicago State University.
SABR BioProject biographies written by Robert E. Bionaz
SABR Games Project stories written by Robert E. Bionaz
- October 3, 1976: Pirates sweep doubleheader in Danny Murtaugh’s final games as manager
- September 25, 1976: Bob Moose makes final appearance for Pirates before tragic death
- April 15, 1961: Bob Friend bests Don Drysdale in a record-setting game
- July 18, 1957: Luis Arroyo’s final victory for Pittsburgh
SABR Journal Articles written by Robert E. Bionaz
SABR Research Topics written by Robert E. Bionaz
SABR Research Articles written by Robert E. Bionaz
SABR Ballparks written by Robert E. Bionaz