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| 1 | Philadelphia Athletics 7,8, Washington Senators 6, 7 | | |
| 2 | Calvinisms | | |
| 3 | | | 1892 |
| 4 | | | 1896 |
| 5 | Ball Players Stand Firm. Protective Association Through a Committee Announces That It Will Supervise Contracts | | 1900 |
| 6 | Players Organize | Richter, Francis C.; | 1900 |
| 7 | "Fans" and Their Frenzies; the Wholesome Madness of Baseball | Sangree, Allen; Photos by Heyworth Campbell; | 1907 |
| 8 | | Morse, Jacob C.; | 1908 |
| 9 | As the Umpire Sees Them; the Need For Being Tolerant of Excited Players and the Maniac Public | Sangree, Allen; | 1908 |
| 10 | | Goewey, Edwin A.; | 1909 |
| 11 | | | 1909 |
| 12 | | | 1909 |
| 13 | Men of Note in the Baseball World | Goewey, Ed A.; | 1909 |
| 14 | The Inside Game as Played by Catcher and Pitcher | Sanborn, Irving E.; | 1910 |
| 15 | Part I: The Spring Training Trip - Its Reason and Object | Sanborn, Irving E.; | 1911 |
| 16 | "Seventeen Straight" | Griffith, Clark; | 1912 |
| 17 | Editorials | | 1912 |
| 18 | Old Faces in New Places | Soden, E.D.; | 1912 |
| 19 | Baseball Among the Magnates; Affairs in Big League Circle; Problems and Prospects For the Season of 1912 | Phelon, Wm. A.; | 1912 |
| 20 | Why I Went To Washington | Griffith, Clark; | 1912 |
| 21 | | Morse, Jacob C.; | 1912 |
| 22 | The Little Old Fox of Baseball | Lane, F.C.; | 1912 |
| 23 | What Clark Griffith Is Doing in the Capital City | | 1912 |
| 24 | | | 1912 |
| 25 | Pitching On Strength | Williams, Joe; | 1913 |
| 26 | The Master of the Mound: Johnson, Walsh, and Mathewson - and the Greatest of These - Well, Here's the Evidence | Rice, Grantland; | 1913 |
| 27 | | Goewey, Ed W.; Illustated by Eugene Zimmerman; | 1913 |
| 28 | The Holdout Squad Is Now Furnishing the Fans With the Customary, Big Midwinter Laugh | Goewey, Ed A.; Illustrated by Eugene Zimmerman; | 1913 |
| 29 | The Spotlight Is Now Centered On the Athletics | Goewey, Ed A.; Illustrated by Eugene Zimmerman; | 1913 |
| 30 | It Is Still Anybody's Race in Both Leagues | Goewey, Ed A.; Illustrated by Eugene Zimmerman; | 1913 |
| 31 | Who Will Win the Pennant? | Evans, Billy; | 1913 |
| 32 | Building a Winning Baseball Team | Griffith, Clark C.; Edited by Edward Lyell Fox; | 1913 |
| 33 | Ty Cobb's Fortunes | | 1913 |
| 34 | Twenty-Five Years of Big League Baseball: Stars of Yesterday and Today | Griffith, Clark C.; | 1914 |
| 35 | Twenty-Five Years of Big League Baseball: Milestones of the Game | Griffith, Clark C.; | 1914 |
| 36 | Griff Has the Biggest Baseball Flock | Goewey, Ed A.; Illustrated by "Zim"; | 1914 |
| 37 | "Old Fox" Griffith Again Lucky | Goewey, Ed A.; Illustrated by Eugene Zimmerman; | 1914 |
| 38 | Each Team Has a Hoodoo | Evans, Billy; | 1914 |
| 39 | One Reason Why the Browns Are Winning | Lane, F.C.; | 1914 |
| 40 | The Diamond Jester | Evans, Frank E.; | 1914 |
| 41 | Opposed to Fultz | Fultz, David L.; | 1915 |
| 42 | On the Other Foot | Goewey, Ed A.; Illustrated by Eugene Zimmerman; | 1915 |
| 43 | | | 1915 |
| 44 | | Hanna, William B.; | 1915 |
| 45 | A Victory Denied Each Day It Rains; That's Way Tigers Figured Series With Red Sox; Jennings' Team Never in Better Shape To Put Over Wins When WEather Man Spoils All the Plans | Salsinger, H.G.; | 1916 |
| 46 | Griff Finds Track Sanded in St. Louis; Washington Skidding Badly Until It Ran Into Browns; Team Shows Signs of Batting Revival and Sharp Stick May Cause Pitchers To Do Better Work | S.E.S.; | 1916 |
| 47 | Things Looks Up For Both Cubs and Sox; Teams, Left Intact, Begin To Find Their Bearings; Clark Griffith Called Down For Breaking Faith With Public That Deals Him His Bread and Butter | Robbins, George S.; | 1916 |
| 48 | | | 1916 |
| 49 | Griffith's Superstition | | 1916 |
| 50 | U-Boats Grieve Fans | Goewey, Ed A.; | 1917 |
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