Articles.2001-BRJ30 – Society for American Baseball Research

Baseball’s Greatest Hero: Joe Pinder

Hack Wilson’s 191st RBI: A Persistent Itch Finally Scratched

Let Me Count the Ways: High-Scoring Games May Have Unique Line Scores

A Tale of Two Hornsbys: A Sweetheart Back Home

Remembering Carl Mays

Winning Pitcher — Luebbers: Starting Pitchers’ Wins of Less Than Five Innings

Loserville’s Crowded Dead Heat

Cliff Kachline: Baseball Man and SABR Pioneer

1906 Chicago White Sox: A Look at an Underrated Champion

Stan Musial: 1948 Season Worth Another Look

Hunting for the First Louisville Slugger: A Look at the Pete Browning Myth

Bones of Contention: Wild Card Competition? Not All That Wild

Whatever Happened to Charley Jones?

Yankee Stadium and Home Park Advantage

From One Ump to Two

Mike Donlin, Movie Actor

Pedro in the Pantheon: Dominant Dominance in 2000

Sandlot Baseball: The Way the Kids Like It

Silent John Gillespie’s Forgotten Home Run Record

Juan Marichal: An Opening Day Dandy

Baseball Seppuku? The Role of the Bases-Loading Intentional Walk in the 1999 Playoffs

Sherry Magee: Psychopathic Slugger

A Tale of Two Seasons: Bob Veale in 1971 and Tom Henke in 1987

Don Minnick’s Career Year

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