Scope. Baseball by Deadball Era Committee members and selected Deadball Era baseball by others.
red marks new listings (most are not new sites)
last update 2005-04-27
Marty Adler [Plainview NY]
Mark Armour [Corvallis OR] and Dan Levitt [Minneapolis MN]
Paths to Glory is "principally the stories of 13 teams from the past, mainly successful teams, focusing on how they were built." Two Deadball Era teams are featured: the 1915 Philadelphia Phillies and 1917 Chicago White Sox. -ma
Gene Carney [Utica NY]
David Cicotello and Angelo Louisa [Omaha NE]
"To commemorate the beginning of a new era at PNC Park, two lifelong Pirate fans have decided to pay homage to its classic ballpark original: Forbes Field."
Scott Cowan [Edmonds WA]
Owner-administrator, deadball egroup, Deadball Era Committee, SABR
Eric Enders [Cooperstown NY]
James Floto [Kihei HI]
Editor, The Diamond Angle, a general baseball website and a quarterly print publication
Rex Hamman [Andover MN]
Editor, American Association Almanac - the 1902-1952 American Association
Dan Holmes [Cooperstown NY]
Web Manager, National Baseball Hall of Fame & Museum
R.J. Lesch [Des Moines IA]
Wikipedia is an international public-domain encyclopedia created by volunteers, which solicits contributions. R.J. Lesch is one collective author of "Baseball" and many of its subpages, with a personal To Do list.
Dan Levitt [Minneapolis MN] and Mark Armour [Corvallis OR]
Angelo Louisa and David Cicotello [Omaha NE]
David Marasco [Evanston IL]
Webmaster, The Diamond Angle (editor, James Floto above)
Steven Mark [Wollaston MA]
With daily standings and more, 88-89 years ago today, beginning April 2003
David Nemec [San Francisco CA]
David Nevard [Waltham MA]
The Buffalo Head Society (1985-2002; Norman Neu, publisher)
David Southwick [South Boston MA]
Steve Steinberg [Seattle WA]
SteveSteinberg.net
Stew Thornley [Minneapolis MN]
Stew Thornley
Stew provides cemetery and gravesite locations more complete than those at Find-a-Grave, but without blurbs or photos and limited to Hall of Fame members. He has now visited all 182 sites; ten deceased HOFers are not interred (May 2002). Of course, Stew's work is "all done" only temporarily.
Adam Ulrey [Springfield OR]
Paul Wendt [Watertown MA]
Maintainer, Deadball Era Resources (including this page)
Allan Wood [New York NY]
Mark Zeigler [Thurmont MD] - new, Apr 2005
Paul Wendt also maintains 19th Century Resources and The Boston Chapter, SABR.