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| 1 | Stunts, Promotions, and Other Zany Ideas | | |
| 2 | Hard-way Bill On the Mississippi | | |
| 3 | Index For "Veeck As in Wreck," By Bill Veeck With Ed Linn. Compiled By Robert M. Boynton of SABR's Bibliography Committee | Boynton, Robert M; | |
| 4 | Bill Veeck, the Press and the Glory Years in Cleveland | Odenkirk, James; | |
| 5 | Editorial Comment | | 1920 |
| 6 | The Lasker Plan | Veeck, William; | 1920 |
| 7 | The Presidents and Managers of the Eight National League Baseball Clubs | | 1920 |
| 8 | What the Magnates Think of Baseball's Prospects | | 1920 |
| 9 | Baseball's Millionaires | Drebinger, John; | 1939 |
| 10 | You Could Look It Up | Thurber, James; | 1941 |
| 11 | You Could Look It Up | Thurber, James; | 1941 |
| 12 | You Could Look It Up | Thurber, James; | 1941 |
| 13 | Baseball to Boom in Milwaukee; New Owners Wealthy | Barton, George; | 1941 |
| 14 | 'We're Rebuilding Brewers for 1942,' Grimm Declares | Barton, George A.; | 1941 |
| 15 | Boy Magnate | Yoder, Robert M. and James S. Kearns; | 1943 |
| 16 | Squirrel Night at the Brewers; Billy Veeck Built Attendance For the Milwaukee Brewers On the Assumption That People Like Surprises and a Hearty Laugh | Hoffman, John C.; | 1943 |
| 17 | Baseball's No.1 Screwball | Grody, Ray; | 1943 |
| 18 | Tough On Veeck | | 1944 |
| 19 | Nocturnal Madness | Simons, Herbert; | 1944 |
| 20 | Clap Hands, Here Come Charlie - Again | Simons, Herbert; | 1944 |
| 21 | And a Soup Bone, Too | | 1945 |
| 22 | "I Was a Newspaperman Once Myself…" | McGowen, Roscoe; | 1945 |
| 23 | Copy Sells Indians To Cleveland Rooters as Advertising's Top Fan Wins Account | Reiners, Marjorie; | 1946 |
| 24 | Ad Splurge Gives Cleveland Indians a Lift | | 1946 |
| 25 | Relief For the Indians | | 1946 |
| 26 | Baseball: Indians With Irium | | 1946 |
| 27 | Ball Games Return to Air in Cleveland as New Owner Reverses Former Policy | | 1946 |
| 28 | Transfusion of Indian Blood | Smith, Red; | 1946 |
| 29 | Fun Without Baseball | Lardner, John; | 1946 |
| 30 | 32-Year-Old Marine Bill Veeck, New Type of Major League Magnate | Daniel, Daniel M.; | 1946 |
| 31 | Barnum of Baseball; Bill Veeck, Whose Razzle-Dazzle Is Backed With Solidy Baseball Savvy, Is the White Hope of the Cleveland Indians | Frank, Stanley; | 1947 |
| 32 | Baseball's Archvillain | Patten, Pat and Harry T. Paxton; | 1947 |
| 33 | Wisdom of the Past | Lardner, John; | 1947 |
| 34 | Bob Feller's Strikeout Story | Feller, Bob; | 1947 |
| 35 | Baseball: Veecksation | | 1948 |
| 36 | Lou Is Cleveland's Business | Crichton, Kyle; Photos by Hy and David Peskin; | 1948 |
| 37 | Selling a Ball Club To the Fans; Like Selling Anything Else, It Takes Smart Marketing of a Good Product. Bill Veeck Has Given Cleveland Both | | 1948 |
| 38 | They're Just Wild About Boudreau | Frank, Stanley; | 1948 |
| 39 | They're Just Wild About Boudreau | Frank, Stanley; | 1948 |
| 40 | Veeck, Bill | | 1948 |
| 41 | They Didn't Hire Him For Laughs | Meany, Tom; | 1949 |
| 42 | What's Wrong With Baseball...What Can Be Done About It | Veeck, Bill; | 1949 |
| 43 | Cleveland Command | | 1949 |
| 44 | So You Want To Run a Ball Club | Veeck, Bill and Gordon Cobbledick; | 1949 |
| 45 | Will Television Wreck Sports? | Parker, Dan; | 1949 |
| 46 | Man With the Pink Hair | | 1949 |
| 47 | Baseball: Magnate By Surprise | | 1949 |
| 48 | Handsome Admission | | 1949 |
| 49 | Subversive J. Influence | Lardner, John; | 1949 |
| 50 | The Man Who Captured Cleveland | Gardner, Paul; | 1949 |
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