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| 1 | "Bounced" Into The Big Leagues | Hesse, E. W.; | 1940 | | 2 | New York Yankees 4, Cleveland Indians 3 | Drebinger, John; | 1941 | | 3 | Behind the Eight Ball | | 1941 | | 4 | Congratulations, Maybe | Lardner, John; | 1941 | | 5 | The Harmony Boys of Cleveland; Baseball's Crybabies of 1940 "Ain't Mad at Nobody" Any More | Kirksey, George; | 1941 | | 6 | The Career Boy of Baseball; Lou Boudreau, Only 24, Takes a Man's Job in His Stride | Godley, Bob; | 1942 | | 7 | The Old College Try | Lewis, Franklin; Photographs by W. Eugene Smith; | 1942 | | 8 | Boudreau, Lou | | 1942 | | 9 | How to Make a Slogan Work | Kirksey, George; | 1942 | | 10 | Youth Will Be Served | Keyer, Karl; | 1942 | | 11 | Ott, Boudreau Promotions Throw Spotlight on Player-Managers | Daniel, Daniel M.; | 1942 | | 12 | | | 1942 | | 13 | A Report On Lou Boudreau, Boy Wonder, of Baseball. He's Got the "Team To Beat" | Polier, Dan; | 1943 | | 14 | Dykes is "Most Quotable" | Povich, Shirley; | 1943 | | 15 | Lou Boudreau | | 1943 | | 16 | Tip to Managers: Put a Coach in The Pressbox | Lewis, Franklin; | 1944 | | 17 | Bunts and Bingles | Faske, Frank; | 1944 | | 18 | Hits, Runs, Errors | | 1945 | | 19 | Boudreau, A.L. Batting Champ, Now War Worker | | 1945 | | 20 | Louis (Lou) Boudreau: Baseball's "Wonder Boy" | Campbell, Gordon; | 1945 | | 21 | The 1944 Batting Champs - Walker and Boudreau | Drebinger, John; | 1945 | | 22 | Player-Managers As Batting Champs | Bloodgood, Clifford; | 1945 | | 23 | Steadied Tribe Starts to Climb | McAuley, Ed; | 1945 | | 24 | Baseball Shift; Indians Try To Stop Ted Williams By Placing Six Men in Right Field | | 1946 | | 25 | Lucky to Be a Yankee | DiMaggio, Joe; | 1946 | | 26 | Double Trouble | Crichton, Kyle; Photographs by David and Hy Peskin; | 1947 | | 27 | The All-America Baseball Team | Daniel, Daniel M.; | 1947 | | 28 | You Never Can Tell | Winerip, Harold; | 1947 | | 29 | | Kilroy, Hank; | 1947 | | 30 | | | 1947 | | 31 | Those Fellows Who "Take Charge" | Drebinger, John; | 1947 | | 32 | The Thrill of Managing | Rumill, Ed; | 1947 | | 33 | Look at That Indian Infield | Gibbons, Frank; | 1947 | | 34 | Skippers Boudreau and Lyons Discuss Ground Rules Before 1947 Opening Game | | 1947 | | 35 | Baseball: Lo, the Poor Indians | | 1948 | | 36 | The Scene That Failed | Lardner, John; | 1948 | | 37 | Baseball: Lemon Aid | | 1948 | | 38 | Baseball: Ted the Terrific | | 1948 | | 39 | Red-Hot Indians | | 1948 | | 40 | Lou Is Cleveland's Business | Crichton, Kyle; Photos by Hy and David Peskin; | 1948 | | 41 | The Annual Fever | | 1948 | | 42 | Pitching Pays | | 1948 | | 43 | Indians Win American League Flag, Beating Red Sox in Play-Off, 8-3 | Drebinger, John; | 1948 | | 44 | They're Just Wild About Boudreau | Frank, Stanley; | 1948 | | 45 | They're Just Wild About Boudreau | Frank, Stanley; | 1948 | | 46 | Good Infield Play | Boudreau, Lou; | 1948 | | 47 | | | 1948 | | 48 | In and Out of the Box | Miller, Hub; | 1948 | | 49 | Lou Boudreau, Cleveland's Hard Hitting and Brilliant Fielding Player-Manager | | 1948 | | 50 | The Hidden Ball Trick | Bloodgood, Clifford; | 1948 |
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