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Title |
Author(s) |
Date |
| 1 | The Shortstop Maker | Maney, Richard; | 1917 |
| 2 | | | 1919 |
| 3 | | Hoefer, W.R.; | 1919 |
| 4 | Winning Streaks and Losing Slumps | Lane, F. C.; | 1919 |
| 5 | A Dissertation on "Inside Baseball" | | 1920 |
| 6 | The Advantages of Being a Port-Sider | Williams, Claude; | 1920 |
| 7 | Capt. Bancroft of the Giants ---- Capt. Peckinpaugh of the Yankees | | 1921 |
| 8 | The New York Yankees Battled Cleveland for the Lead All Season | | 1921 |
| 9 | Can't Start the Season Without D & M --- The "Lucky Dog " Kind | | 1922 |
| 10 | 'Calling Them' with George Moriarty | Moriarty, George; | 1924 |
| 11 | 'Calling Them' with George Moriarty | Moriarty, George; | 1924 |
| 12 | Washington Senators | | 1924 |
| 13 | Washington Senators | | 1924 |
| 14 | Pittsburgh Pirates 9, Washington Senators 7 | Harrison, James R.; | 1925 |
| 15 | Try to Outguess the Batter | Peckinpaugh, Roger T.; | 1925 |
| 16 | To Outguess the Batter Is the Infielder's Big Job | | 1925 |
| 17 | Improving Upon a Good Idea | Edwards, Henry P.; | 1926 |
| 18 | Was the Selection of Roger Peckinpaugh a Mistake ? | | 1926 |
| 19 | Secrets of Baseball Told By Big League Players | Charnley, Mitchell V., Ed.; | 1927 |
| 20 | Try to Outguess the Batter | Peckinpaugh, Roger T. (Peck); | 1927 |
| 21 | George Burns theHonor Player"of the American League" | Sanborn, Irving E.; | 1927 |
| 22 | | | 1928 |
| 23 | Peckinpaugh's Greatest Thrill; a Baseball Classic of 1921 | Fullerton, Hugh; | 1929 |
| 24 | Footwork in Baseball | Moriarity, George; | 1934 |
| 25 | Movie Stars Of The Diamond | Kunz, Fred; | 1937 |
| 26 | Ambassadors of Baseball | Considine, Robert; | 1938 |
| 27 | | Hoefer, W.R.; | 1938 |
| 28 | | Hoefer, W.R.; | 1938 |
| 29 | Comeback of Peckinpaugh and Shake-up in Cubs Warm the Fans of Baseball's Hot Stove League | | 1940 |
| 30 | The Boy Manager | | 1940 |
| 31 | The Harmony Boys of Cleveland; Baseball's Crybabies of 1940 "Ain't Mad at Nobody" Any More | Kirksey, George; | 1941 |
| 32 | The Art of Bunting | Kent, M.A.; | 1942 |
| 33 | The First "Ruel" of Pitching | Simons, Herbert; | 1942 |
| 34 | | | 1946 |
| 35 | Fiery Cobb Kept Spikes Low For Infielders He Respected | | 1961 |
| 36 | Harris Dubbed `Boy Manager' as 27-Year-Old Nat Skipper | n; | 1961 |
| 37 | Cal Ranks Present Infield Third Best in Club History | Gordon, Dick; | 1963 |
| 38 | Nats' Diamond Standouts Went On to Successful Exec Careers | | 1963 |
| 39 | A Base Runner Named Slider | McGuff, Joe; | 1965 |
| 40 | When Peck Really Was a Bad Boy | Simons, Herbert; | 1965 |
| 41 | The Youngest "Boy Manager" | Murdock, Eugene; | 1975 |
| 42 | | | 1977 |
| 43 | Remembrance of Baseball Seasons Past | Gartner, Michael G.; | 1977 |
| 44 | The Man in the Dugout: Fifteen Big League Managers Speak Their Minds | Honig, Donald; | 1977 |
| 45 | Roger Peckinpaugh | Honig, Donald; | 1977 |
| 46 | World Series Goats | Reichler, Joseph L.; | 1978 |
| 47 | Roger Peckinpaugh: He was the Youngest 'Boy Manager' | Murdock, Eugene; | 1982 |
| 48 | Randolph, Guidry Yank Co-Captains | Madden, Bill; | 1986 |
| 49 | Errors That Lost the Series | Langford, Walter; | 1987 |
| 50 | Who Was Who in Cleveland Baseball in 1901-1910 | Phillips, John; | 1989 |
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