Baseball Research Journal 1977

Society For American Baseball Research

Society for American Baseball Research

An illustrated publication by SABR, various articles by various writers about Baseball's past.

The National Pastime (A Review of Baseball History) (Fall, 1982)

<p>The flagship publication of the Society for American Baseball Research (SABR), the Baseball Research Journal is an interdisciplinary peer-reviewed publication presenting the best in SABR member research on baseball. History, biography, economics, physics, psychology, game theory, sociology and culture, records, and many other disciplines are represented to expand our knowledge of baseball as it is, was, and could be played.</p>

The Baseball Research Journal (BRJ), Volume 15

Sports & Outdoors

Society for American Baseball Research (SABR)

Baseball

The Society for American Baseball Research is a thirty-five-year-old nonprofit organization whose 7,200 members include university professors; television commentators; baseball journalists; Major League executives; great writers and historians such as Bill James, Andrew Zimbalist, John Thorn, and Alan Schwarz; and former players such as Stan Musial, Larry Dierker, and Jim Bouton. SABR publishes several annuals, including "The National Pastime" and the "Baseball Research Journal", which "Sports Illustrated" called "a sort of "Antioch Review" for the diamond set."

The SABR Review of Books, Volume 4: A Forum of Baseball Literary Opinion

The SABR Review of Books - A Forum of Baseball Literary Opinion Volume V 1990 (Volume V)

Adomites, Paul D. (ed.)

Baseball in Pittsburgh: An Anthology of New, Unusual, Challenging and Amazing Facts about the Greatest Game as Played in the Steel City

History

Americas

Official journal of the Society for American Baseball Research

The National Pastime - Number 18 - 1998

Alvarez, Mark (Ed.)

<p>Addie Joss lived, excelled, and died before Ty Cobb's career was a quarter over, before George Ruth turned pro and became the Babe, before the Snodgrass Muff or the Miracle Braves, before newsreels and radio. In his time, he was one of the greats. He left astonishing numbers, one transcendently great game, and a reputation as both a fine man and a fierce competitor. This book is a long-overdue biography of one of baseball's giants, but it is also a reminder of a time, of a way of life, and of the transience of fame. It's a book any fan of the game as it once was will treasure.</p>

Addie Joss King of the Pitchers

Longert, Scott

Biographies & Memoirs

Above the Fruited Plain: Baseball in the Rocky Mountain West

Altherr, Thomas L. (editor)

SABR Guide to Minor League Statistics, Third Edition

Bauer, Carlos

McConnell, Bob

Benesch, John Jr.

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