SABR Deadball Era newsletter articles
- Frank Quigg: From Umpire to Outlaw
Scott M. Johnson - The Arms Race in the 1919 Two-Team League
Bob Harris - September 1, 1906: A Pivotal Game Early in the Deadball Era
John McMurray - Settling the Score: The Story of the First Congressional Baseball Game in 1909
J.B. Manheim - Q&A with author Norman Macht
John McMurray - Barney Bricelin: Baseball’s Smallest Umpire
Bill Lamb - A City Lies In Ruins, But The Game Must Go On: Major League Teams Respond to the 1906 San Francisco Earthquake
Chris Betsch - Walter East: Deadball Minor Leaguer and Pro Football’s First Scandal
Bill Lamb - Chicago’s Other ‘Big Ed’
John McMurray - Fred Odwell: The Oddest Home Run Champion of them All
Mike Lackey - Q&A with SABR Deadball Stars book editor David Jones
John McMurray - Talking baseball research with Herm Krabbenhoft
Bill Lamb - You Know Me Al, by Ring Lardner
John McMurray - Erve Beck: The Prince of Forgotten Firsts
David Nemec - Big League Cheating
Mark S. Halfon - 1914-15 Cracker Jack baseball cards
John McMurray - 100 years later, looking back at Ernie Shore’s ‘perfect game’
John McMurray - Q&A with award-winning SABR authors Lyle Spatz and Steve Steinberg
Bill Lamb - The Origins and History of the Larry Ritter Book Award
John McMurray - Grantland Rice’s legacy in the Deadball Era
John McMurray - Gavy Cravath: The Deadball Era Anomaly
John McMurray - Stolen bases in the Deadball Era: A relentless approach
John McMurray - Solving the mystery of Heinie Zimmerman’s 1912 National League Triple Crown
Herm Krabbenhoft - Dorothy Seymour Mills: Reflections on a life in baseball research
John McMurray - Will sabermetrics tilt the scale on Deadball Era players entering the Hall of Fame?
John McMurray - An examination of Black Sox salary histories
Bob Hoie