A Celebration of Louisville Baseball (SABR 27, 1997)
- Joe McCarthy’s Ten Years as a Louisville Colonel
Harry J. Rothgerber - And the Last Shall Be First: Louisville Club Zooms From Cellar To Pennant in 1890
Bob Bailey - Slow Tragedy: The Saga of Pete Browning
Clyde F. Crews - Honus Wagner’s Major League Debut
Dennis and Jeanne DeValeria - Earle Combs: Louisville Colonel and Gentleman
Richard B. Lutz - My Grandfather, Earle Combs
Craig C. Combs - Kentucky’s All-Time All-Stars
Henry C. Mayer - The Six Lives of the Kitty League
James T. Kirkwood - Branch B. Rickey: Reflections on the Minors
Branch B. Rickey - A. Ray Smith Comes to Louisville
George Rorrer - Jim Fregosi Had an Edge: He Could Teach
George Rorrer - The Most Tragic Day in Baseball
Henry C. Mayer - Fred ‘Dandelion’ Pfeffer: A Star from Louisville’s Early Diamond Days
Phillip Von Borries - Home-grown Kentuckians in the Negro Leagues
Harry Rothgerber - A Tale of Two Cities: Former Scribe Recalls High Jinks in Kansas City and Louisville
Carl Lundquist - The Silent World of Dummy Hoy
Barbara Oremland - The 1877 Louisville Grays Scandal
Daniel E. Ginsburg - Tony Lupien: Personal Memories of the 1941 Louisville Colonels
Tony Lupien - Bourbon, Baseball and Barney: Barney Dreyfuss, ‘Last of the Baseball Squires’
Dan Bonk and Len Martin - Baseball’s Most Colorful Commissioner: Happy Chandler
Bill Marshall