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Connie Mack’s Income

Remembering the 1951 Hazard Bombers

Babe Ruth, circa 1921 (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

The Sultan of Swag: Babe Ruth as a Financial Investment

Babe Ruth, Brooklyn Dodgers Coach

Although on the surface Miller Huggins and Jacob Ruppert seemed worlds apart, the two men had striking similarities. They were the architects of the New York Yankees’ dominance in the 1920s. (BOSTON PUBLIC LIBRARY)

The Colonel and Hug: The Odd Couple … Not Really

Larry Twitchell’s Big Day

The Enigma of Hilda Chester

Casey at the Stat

Harry & Larry

Pick Wisely: A Look at Whom Select Baseball Players Choose as Their Heroes and Why

Jury Nullification and the Not Guilty Verdicts in the Black Sox Case

The New York Mets in Popular Culture

The First Televised Baseball Interview

Measuring Franchise Success in the Postseason

His batting average in 1922 was eventually recorded officially as .400 but only after much debate and furor.

Examining Stolen Base Trends by Decade from the Deadball Era through the 1970s

Cal Ripken (NATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAME LIBRARY)

“That Record Will Never Be Broken!”: How Many Unbreakable Records Are There?

Switch-Hit Home Runs 1920-60

still holds the American League record, one that may never be broken, for most consecutive scoreless innings in a game.

How Did That Guy Do That?

Baseball Research Journal, Fall 2015

Fall 2015 Baseball Research Journal

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