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Articles in September, 2005 issue of Nine

• Tinker to Evers to Chance: poetry in motion.(Joe Tinker, Johnny Evers, Frank Chance )
  by Staudohar, Paul D.
• Baseball and fictional television: our national pastime meets our national obsession.
  by Alexander, Lisa
• The Numbers Game: Baseball's Lifelong Fascination with Statistics.(Book Review)
  by Thornley, Stew
• The Great Base Ball Match of 1858: base ball's first All-Star Game.
  by Schaefer, Robert H.
• Mr. Deeds Goes to Yankee Stadium: Baseball Films in the Capra Tradition.(Book Review)
  by Lamb, Chris
• The American Game: Baseball and Ethnicity.(Book Review)
  by Barney, David E.; Barney, Robert K.
• After the game.(what baseball players do after the game)
  by Gmelch, George
• Take Me Out.(Theater Review)
  by Groebner, Mary
• History as myth in Bernard Malamud's The Natural.(Critical Essay)
  by Carino, Peter
• Dashing Dagos and Walloping Wops: media portrayal of Italian American Major Leaguers before World War II.
  by Baldassaro, Lawrence
• Shutout: A Story of Race and Baseball in Boston.(Red Sox Century: 100 Years of Red Sox Baseball)(Extra Bases: Reflections on Jackie Robinson, Race, and Baseball History)(Book Review)
  by Heaphy, Leslie
• A City on Fire: The Story of the '68 Detroit Tigers.(Nine Innings from Ground Zero)(Book Review)
  by Ardolino, Frank
• James Joyce "U.p." at bat: baseball symbolism in Ulysses' "Nausicaa".(James Henry O'Rourke)(Biography)
  by Bielawa, Michael J.
• Baseball literary journals: the grass-roots literature of the game.(TRIPLE PLAY)
  by Puerzer, Richard J.
• Ted Williams: The Biography of an American Hero.(Book Review)
  by Fitzsimmons, Dave
• Two out of three ain't bad: Branch Rickey, Walter O'Malley, and the man in the middle of the Dodger owners' partnership.(Mrs. John L. Smith)
  by McCue, Andy
• Rocky Point: a lone outpost of Sunday baseball in Sabbatarian New England.
  by Bevis, Charlie
• September Swoon: Richie Allen, the '64 Phillies, and Racial Integration.(Book Review)
  by Briley, Ron
• HU$TLE.(STAGE & SCREEN)(Movie Review)
  by Ardolino, Frank
• Pepper Martin: A Baseball Biography.(Book Review)
  by Briley, Ron
• The Brooklyn Dodgers' move to Los Angeles: was Walter O'Malley solely responsible?
  by Ellsworth, Peter
• Diamond quotes.(Brief Article)
• The Last Good Season: Brooklyn, the Dodgers, and Their Final Pennant Race Together.(Book Review)
  by Briley, Ron
• Uncertain beginnings: baseball and Long Bob Ewing in early-twentieth-century Cincinnati.(Biography)
  by Lackey, Mike