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| 1 | Brooklyn Dodgers 5, Boston Braves 3 | Cannon, Jimmy; | 1947 | | 2 | John Sain, First Braves' Pitcher To Win 20 Games in One Season | | 1947 | | 3 | Musial of Cardinals Again Is Voted 'Most Valuable' in National League | Drebinger, John; | 1948 | | 4 | Pitching Pays | | 1948 | | 5 | Baseball: Sain, Spahn & Co. | | 1948 | | 6 | Sain Is Sound | Nason, Jerry; | 1948 | | 7 | The Braves: the Pick and the Shovel | Hirshberg, Al; | 1948 | | 8 | Jug-Handle Johnny | | 1949 | | 9 | Major League Baseball | Salsinger, H.G.; Heilman, Harry; and Don Black, eds.; | 1949 | | 10 | John Franlin (Johnny) Sain, Jr.: "Twenty-Game Winner for Three Consecutive Years" | Waldman, Frank; | 1949 | | 11 | Man of a Thousand Curves | | 1949 | | 12 | What Really Happened To the Boston Braves | Hirshberg, Al; | 1950 | | 13 | Spahn: the Sensible Southpaw | Kaese, Harold; | 1950 | | 14 | Johnny Sain | Ajemian, Bob; | 1950 | | 15 | Old Guard of Elliott, Sain and Spahn Still Spark 'New' Braves; Righthander Johnny Ahead of His Best Seasons; Third Baseman Bob Again Aims for 100 RBIs | Ajemian, Bob; | 1950 | | 16 | Johnny Sain | Ajemian, Bob; | 1950 | | 17 | | | 1950 | | 18 | Never Saw a Report Like It; Leo Durocher Pays Tribute To Brooklyn Scout's Analysis of the N.Y. Yankees Which Didn't Pull Giants Through But Will Make Fuel For the Hot-Stove League | | 1951 | | 19 | The Boston Braves | Kaese, Harold; | 1951 | | 20 | | Koppett, Leonard; | 1953 | | 21 | Castoff Clicking | Maver, Alan; | 1953 | | 22 | Sain Reveals Retirement | | 1953 | | 23 | Reynolds Says Johnny Sain's Retirement Won't Affect Place | Richman, Milton; | 1953 | | 24 | Sain Approach | Ciampa, Fred; | 1954 | | 25 | | Carmichael, John P.; | 1954 | | 26 | An Umpire is Better Than a Picture | | 1954 | | 27 | | Roth, Allan; | 1954 | | 28 | | Roth, Allan; | 1954 | | 29 | Political Upheaval | | 1954 | | 30 | | Roth, Allan; | 1954 | | 31 | The World Series Ends Today, But Ball Players Are Still in Business | Cordtz, Dan; | 1955 | | 32 | The Turnover is Terrific | Silverman, Al; | 1955 | | 33 | What a Difference a Ballpark Makes | Paxton, Harry T.; | 1959 | | 34 | Long Purchase One of Many Late Deals Made By Yankees | Daniel, Dan; | 1960 | | 35 | The Greatest Game I Ever Saw | Spahn, Warren; | 1960 | | 36 | Whitey Makes Sure Smart Foes Won't 'Read' Pitches | | 1961 | | 37 | Duster 10 Pct. of Pitching in Brosnan's Book | Walfoort, Cleon; | 1961 | | 38 | Whitey Throws For 30 | Bingham, Walter; | 1961 | | 39 | Gibbs Flashes 100-Grand Style in First Yankee Drill | King, Joe; | 1961 | | 40 | Houk Sees Yank Mound Depth Collaring Fast-Starting Rivals | King, Joe; | 1961 | | 41 | New York Yankees | Lebovitz, Hal; | 1961 | | 42 | New York Yankees | Lebovitz, Hal; | 1961 | | 43 | Houk Grips Yank Reins Like Born Leader: Talks Straight From Shoulder--Players Learn Who's Boss; Pilot to Have Final Say on Hill Starters | Daniel, Dan; | 1961 | | 44 | Houk and Sain to `Rewrite' Yank Book on A.L. Hitters | n; | 1961 | | 45 | Sain, Bombers' Hill Coach, Flies Own Plane to Camp | n; | 1961 | | 46 | Class D to Yankee Stadium? Sheldon Poised for Big Leap | n; | 1961 | | 47 | Pitch Like a Pro; Yankee Coach's Ball-on-a-Stick Teaches You How | | 1963 | | 48 | Positively Sain | Masin, Herman L.; | 1963 | | 49 | Sain's New Gadget Sharpens Up Servers: Device Helps Hurler Learn to Apply Spin | Ferdenzi, Til; | 1963 | | 50 | Doc Tries to Make Own Arm Ache | Ferdenzi, Til; | 1963 |
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