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Title |
Author(s) |
Date |
| 1 | "Chief" Bender and the World Series | Clendennin, Gary W; | |
| 2 | Addicts' Delight | Dryden, Charles; | 1905 |
| 3 | Big Chief Bender; He Tells His Most Successful Styles of Pitching the Ball | | 1911 |
| 4 | Fifth Paper - Defense - the Pitcher and the Catcher | Claudy, C.H.; | 1911 |
| 5 | Baseball - the Play of the Nation | Flatley, Nicholas J.; | 1911 |
| 6 | The Superstitious Ball Player | Arnold, William; | 1911 |
| 7 | Baseball as the Players See It | Fox, Edward Lyell; | 1911 |
| 8 | Yankees Toss Game Away in Thirteenth | | 1912 |
| 9 | Big Leaguers in the Spangles and Out | Van Loan, Charles E.; Drawings by M. Stein from photographs; | 1912 |
| 10 | Ball Players' Superstitions | | 1912 |
| 11 | On the Home Stretch of the Great 1912 Pennant Races | Phelon, William A.; | 1912 |
| 12 | The Greatest Pitcher On the Diamond Today | Lane, F.C.; | 1912 |
| 13 | The Fallen Stars of the 1912 Season | | 1912 |
| 14 | Base Hits and Errors | Phelon, Wm. A.; | 1913 |
| 15 | Baseball Is Certainly Becoming a Most Expensive Luxury | Goewey, Ed A.; Illustrated by Eugene Zimmerman; | 1913 |
| 16 | Three Noted Indian Baseball Players | Goewey, Ed A.; Illustrated by Eugene Zimmerman; | 1913 |
| 17 | Winning Plays Which Gave the World's Champinship For 1913 To the Philadelphia Athletics | | 1913 |
| 18 | Secret Factors in the Winning of a World's Championship | Crusinberry, James; | 1914 |
| 19 | Base-Ball: the Game and Its Players; Pt. 4: Outguessing the Opposition; Teams and Individual Players Who Are Constantl Doing the Unexpected and So Get the Best Results | Evans, Billy; | 1914 |
| 20 | Chief Bender Brand of Baseball | | 1914 |
| 21 | Chief Bender Brand of Baseball | | 1914 |
| 22 | Clean Living and Quick Thinking: a Talk With Connie Mack | Needham, Henry Beach; | 1914 |
| 23 | Base-Ball: the Game and Its Players; Pt. 2: Famous Pitchers and Their Styles; Interesting Stories About the Game's Greatest Twirlers and How They Achieve Success | Evans, Billy; | 1914 |
| 24 | The All-Star Team | Rice, Grantland; | 1914 |
| 25 | Some Men Behind the Guns Worth Noting | Goewey, Ed A.; | 1915 |
| 26 | Looking Them Over | Evans, Billy; | 1915 |
| 27 | Who's Who in the Federal League | | 1915 |
| 28 | | Goewey, Ed A.; | 1915 |
| 29 | | | 1915 |
| 30 | | Rice, Grantland; | 1915 |
| 31 | Back To the Main Tent | Goewey, Ed A.; | 1916 |
| 32 | Stars of The Federal League | | 1916 |
| 33 | Do Baseball Pitchers Make the Best Trap Shots ? | Mack, Edgar; | 1920 |
| 34 | Famous Pitchers in the Minors | Kofoed, J. C.; | 1920 |
| 35 | Baseball Briefs | | 1921 |
| 36 | The American Indian's Warpath On Diamond and Gridiron | | 1922 |
| 37 | An All-Star Baseball Team of Trapshooters | Banks, Ed; | 1922 |
| 38 | The Greatest Pitcher of Baseball History | Kofoed, J. C.; | 1922 |
| 39 | Brilliant Feats of Minor Pitching | Kofoed, J. C.; | 1924 |
| 40 | Brilliant Feats of Minor Pitching | Kofoed, J. C.; | 1924 |
| 41 | Brilliant Feats of Minor Pitching | Kofoed, J. C.; | 1924 |
| 42 | Brilliant Feats of Minor Pitching | Kofoed, J. C.; | 1924 |
| 43 | World Series Thrills | Rice, Grantland; | 1926 |
| 44 | Nerves To Spare | Rice, Grantland; | 1928 |
| 45 | Red Menaces | Warner, Glenn S.; Illustrated by Joahn Bull; | 1931 |
| 46 | All-Star Athletics | Scully, Charles; | 1938 |
| 47 | Famous Batteries | Segar, Charles; | 1939 |
| 48 | Lo, Vanishing Athlete | Hurley, Jim; | 1940 |
| 49 | Yankees Win Pennant Early and Quietly as National League Rivals Slug It Out | | 1942 |
| 50 | Over the Trail with Chief Bender | Spink, J.G. Taylor; | 1942 |
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