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The Origins and History of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League by Merrie A. Fidler, 2010-10-14
Baseball by Kenneth Burns, 1994-09-06
The Sporting News Selects......: Baseball's 25 Greatest Moments by Ron Smith, 1999-10
1941 -- The Greatest Year In Sports: Two Baseball Legends, Two Boxing Champs, and the Unstoppable Thoroughbred Who Made History in the Shadow of War by Mike Vaccaro, 2007-06-05
The Baseball Chronicles: A Decade-By-Decade History of the All-American Pastime by Larry Burke, 1996-09
Wizardry: Baseball's All-Time Greatest Fielders Revealed by Michael Humphreys, 2011-03-18
Only the Ball Was White: A History of Legendary Black Players and All-Black Professional Teams by Robert Peterson, 1992-04-30
The Pastime in the Seventies: Oral Histories of 16 Major Leaguers by Bill Ballew, 2002-10-01
Retro Ball Parks: Instant History, Baseball, New American City (Sports & Popular Culture) by Daniel Rosensweig, 2005-02-16
BASEBALL.An Illustrated History. Preface by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick.Introduction by Roger Angell. by Geoffrey C. & Ken Burns. Ward, 1994
Baseball and American Culture: Across the Diamond (Cntemporary Sports Issues) by Frank Hoffmann, Edward J Rielly, et all 2003-08-07
High Heat: The Secret History of the Fastball and the Improbable Search for the Fastest Pitcher of All Time by Tim Wendel, 2010-03-09
Baseball and the Baby Boomer: A History, Commentary, and Memoir by Talmage Boston, 2009-02-01
The Pittsburgh Pirates (Writing Baseball) by Frederick G. Lieb, 2003-03-24

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Baseball's 25 Greatest Moments | Sporting News, The | Find Articles At BNET
Chronicle of the best baseball moments.
http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/m1208/42_223/56951770/p1/article.jhtml

Extractions: BNET Log In Join Search BASEBALL has moments. Football has drives, basketball has runs, hockey has ... I dunno what hockey has. But I know this: Baseball has moments. Moments of suspense. Followed by moments when everything changes. It's almost as if the rules were designed to create these moments. Baseball's drama builds incrementally. Because nothing can happen until the pitcher throws the ballLord knows he'd often rather not throw it at allwe have time to imagine the possibilities inherent with every pitch. Basketball is jazz. Football is bombs blowin' up. Baseball is silenceuntil lightning strikes and all hell breaks loose, setting our brains on fire. (Scientists say vivid memories are the result of adrenaline rushes that juice up the brain's ability to absorb events. That, or your brain's on fire.) So baseball is the best at giving us the suspense that leads to a moment The moment may be a pitcher's, a hitter's, a fielder's, a runner's, even an umpire's. Whatever it is, we anticipate it. We may frame the circumstance out loud: "Be in trouble if he throws a strike here." Or we may wait in butterfly-stomach silence, knowing from experience the dread and happy things that can happen next.
Baseball History
Baseball History is one of many topics covered by the baseball tips at LifeTips.
http://baseball.lifetips.com/cat/12410/baseball-history/index.html
Doubleswitch.com Historical Awards Menu
Contains original articles that cover 100 years of baseball, plus player rankings and articles for the current season.
http://venus.lunarpages.com/~double2/History/400Pages/menu.html
Baseball History
Baseball History. A look at the history of baseball and other stuff through the astigmatic eye of Jon Daly
http://www.baseballhistory.blogspot.com/

Extractions: In 1926, Moose Clabaugh hit 62 home runs for the Tyler Trojans of the Class D East Texas League. This feat broke the record set the previous year when Tony Lazzeri hit 60 at Salt Lake City. Tony had the advantage of 200 games that year; roughly half of them at an altitude of 4,400 feet. Moose hit hid 62 in 121 games; averaging more than one homer every to games. I stumbled across Clabaugh's story while reading the 1995 edition of Baseball Research Journal last year. Wanting to know more about the man, I queried some SABR members about him. As it turns out, there is an essay about him in an upcoming book. Ninety Feet from Fame : Close Calls with Baseball Immortality will be released this spring. According to the books description, Journalist and baseball historian Mike Robbins tells the gripping stories of dozens of players who came this (hold fingers only slightly apart) close to baseball immortality.
Kitty League - Kentucky-Illinois-Tennesse League - Class D Minor League Baseball
The history of the Kentucky-Illinois-Tennessee ( Kitty ) League, a Class D minor league that operated in the states of Kentucky, Illinois, Indiana, Missouri, and Tennessee from 1903 until 1955.
http://www.kittyleague.com/

Extractions: for details ! Welcome to Kitty League Baseball The site was last updated on December 5, 2006 See what's been added! Be sure to read the Kitty League Memories Blog Nashville Chapter of SABR Started November 30, 2006 Skip Nipper (webmaster of www.sulphurdell.com ) and I have started a Nashville area chapter of the Society of American Baseball Research (SABR). The chapter organization will take place at our first meeting in January. More specifics will be given soon. If you are a member of SABR and live in or near Nashville, we hope you will join us. If you're not a member of SABR and love baseball, what are you waiting for? Go to their official site at www.sabr.org
The Baseball Guru - Web Tour: Baseball History
Take the Baseball Guru's famous tour of the most exciting baseball research web sites; including online encylopedias and help from the Guru himself.
http://baseballguru.com/bbhist1.html
The PENINSULA PRO BASEBALL HALL OF FAME
Members are from professional baseball teams which played in the Hampton/Newport News, Virginia area from 1894-1992. Includes historical information and updated major and minor league scores.
http://jgrahamtwo.tripod.com/peninsulaprobaseballhalloffame/index.html

Extractions: The Peninsula Hall proudly Endorses President Bush ~ GOD BLESS AMERICA ~ Welcome to The Official site of the Peninsula Pro Baseball Hall of Fame.Here you will find all the Inductees of the Hall of Fame and a history of Professional Baseball on the Virginia Peninsula.Also on this site is the complete Peninsula Baseball Record Book ~ Let's Roll ~ 1980 PENINSULA TEAM NAMED 74TH BEST ALL TIME MINOR LEAGUE TEAM IN 100 MINOR LEAGUE SEASONS!!! ~ The Peninsula Pro Baseball Hall of Fame is the Official Hall of Fame site of The Peninsula Pro Baseball Alumni Association. Members are from teams of the Hampton/Newport News, Virginia Pro Baseball team.Included teams are from 1894-1992 and include only teams through the 1992 season.Please check out all the Members and the Team Records.Thanks for stopping by!! PENINSULA BASEBALL...A WINNING TRADITION!! PENINSULA PRO BASEBALL HALL OF FAME* PO Box 4401 Hampton,Virginia 23664 (800)669-2466 Box 2273225501 (Baseballl) * http://www.PeninsulaProBaseballHallofFame.com John@PeninsulaProBaseballHallofFame.com
Learn The Interesting Facts Pertaining To Baseball History
Learn about baseball and it's history, including many aspects such as baseball cards, apparel, and equipment.
http://www.baseball.mu/baseball-history.html

Extractions: Youth Baseball Baseball is believed to have evolved from a combination of different games of yore and English influences are not denied. Initially baseball was played in America in the early 1800s with rules changing with the locality where it was being played. Alexander Joy Cartwright is credited with devising some of the first standard rules and regulations of the game as we know it today. The history of baseball as most people know it dates back to the first recorded baseball game which was played in 1845 in New Jersey. By 1900, the game was almost the same as today. Baseball was initially popular in the Northeast but eventually broadened its reach. The first professional baseball team was the Cincinnati Red Stockings formed in 1869 and was unbeaten through its first season. The 1870s saw the formation of various competing leagues including the now famous National league. The Depression supported the popularity of night baseball. The period from 1920 to the Second World War can be termed the Golden Years of baseball and were the heydays of legends such as Babe Ruth, Walter Johnson and Joe DiMaggio. During the war, many stars enlisted and went on to serve in the armed forces. Find the latest baseball sports picks The 1950s were an unsettling time for the sport and many major upheavals occurred during this period. The 1960s and 1970s were much the same, though for different reasons. Youth disillusionment with established institutions, increasing popularity of football, and rule changes, all contributed to the turmoil. Conflict between team owners and the players was also an issue that needed to be resolved.
Alabama-florida-league.com
Information about the Class D Alabama-Florida League, which existed from 1936-1962. Year-by-year history, unofficial hall of fame, player profiles, photos and old newspaper articles.
http://www.alabama-florida-league.com/
Baseball History Doesn't Favor 0-2 Comebacks
Baseball History Scholarly books, journals and articles Baseball History at Questia, world's largest online library and research service. Subscribe now and do better research
http://www.myfoxny.com/dpps/sports/baseball-history-doesn't-favor-0-2-comebacks-
A Baseball Card History Of Nolan Ryan #34
Let our baseball card collection show you how a little boy s dreams become a reality, as Nolan Ryan goes from Little League, to Minor League, to Cooperstown, and beyond. Rewriting baseball history along the way.
http://ryan34.itgo.com
South Coast Vintage Base Ball
Base ball club that will be based on teams that played on the south coast of Massachusetts in the 1860s. Website provides photos and information relating to local baseball history.
http://www.scvbb.org/
Grand Canyon University Athletics
Official site for Antelope Baseball with history of the team, listing of players, pictures, scores, game schedule, and recruiting.
http://athletics.gcu.edu/sports.php?name=Baseball&gender=Men
Baseball History
UK Baseball History UK Baseball HistoryBatting Games Played Player, Season Games 1. Vince Castaldo, 1988 63 Billy White, 1988 63 3. Brad Hindersman, 1993 62 Jeff Michael, 1993
http://www.docstoc.com/docs/418864/baseball-history
HiToms
Contains local baseball history, news, ticket information, schedule, statistics, box scores, roster and information on their affiliated Junior and Senior Legion Baseball teams. Based in High Point/Thomasville, North Carolina.
http://www.hitoms.com/
Sarah's Dodger Place: Home
Extensive Los Angeles Dodgers fan site by a local budding journalist. Includes game and team analyses, news reports of games, letters, team history, and baseball history.
http://members.tripod.com/spunkydodgers/

Extractions: The analyses of the 2001 Dodgers are coming October 20! L.A. Dodgers and Major League Baseball web sites. I would like to thank all the many people who have offered me assistance and encouragement on this project. A special thank you goes to my mother who proofreads all my articles. Read the latest article at iCanONLINE about Sarah News Views Sarah's Take ...
Canadian Baseball Hall Of Fame And Museum
Dedicated to preserving Canada s baseball history, and includes a list of inductees, examples of artifacts, stories, and merchandise.
http://www.baseballhalloffame.ca/

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