Articles.2004-Road-Trips – Page 2 – Society for American Baseball Research

Silent George Burns: A Star in the Sunﬁeld

Why Cooperstown?

The Canadian–American League

Johnny Evers: The Find of the 1902 Season

The 1878 Buffalo Bisons: Was It the Greatest Minor League Team of the Game’s Early Years?

Bud Fowler, Black Baseball Star

Cal Abrams: A Nice Jewish Boy

Baseball in Providence: Line Drives, Then and Now

The 1877 Louisville Grays Scandal

Personal Memories of the 1941 Louisville Colonels

Bourbon, Baseball and Barney: Barney Dreyfuss, ‘Last of the Baseball Squires’

Baseball’s Most Colorful Commissioner: Happy Chandler

Twice Champions: The 1923-24 Santa Clara Leopardos

A Half-Century of Springs: Vero Beach and the Dodgers

Into Thin Air: What’s All the Fuss About Coors Field?

Imaginary Baseball in the Rockies: Ken Burns, Lewis and Clark, and the Nez Percé

Baseball and Cultural Preservation: An Alternative View of the Meaning of Baseball in Japanese-American Community Formation

Denver and Pueblo: Tales from the Wild, Wild Western League

The Federal League of Base Ball Clubs

Rocky Colavito (THE TOPPS COMPANY)

The Rocky Colavito–Harvey Kuenn Trade

Addie Joss (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

Addie Joss Day: An All-Star Celebration

A Fan’s-Eye View of the 1906 World Series

The 26-Inning Duel

Roland Hemond, ‘King of Baseball’: An Oral History

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