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Baseball Research Center User Help Guide Sullivan Family SAN DIEGO BASEBALL RESEARCH CENTER USER HELP GUIDE Year(s) Available at Year(s) Library/BRC/ Type of Call No., Electronic Location in Title Author Published Internet Material Reference Library PRINTED MATERIALS ON BRC SHELVES GENERAL BASEBALL 1969-90, 1992-96, Print, Serial - American League Red Book 1937-present R 796.357 AMERICAN 8th Floor BRC 2004-08 annual Baseball America Super 1998-2000, 2002- Print, Serial - 1998-present R 796.357 BASEBALL 8th Floor BRC Register 07, 2010, 2013 annual 1911-2002 (except Print, Serial - (The) Baseball Bluebook 1909-present R 796.35764/BASEBALL 8th Floor BRC 1912) annual Print, Serial - Baseball Encyclopedia 1969 R 796.357/BASEBALL 1969 8th Floor BRC annual R 796.357/BASEBALL, Baseball's First Stars SABR 1996 1996 Print, Book 8th Floor BRC 796.375/BASEBALL (The) Biographical Encyclopedia James A. Riley 2002 2002 Print, Book R 796.357 RILEY 8th Floor BRC of the Negro Baseball Leagues (The) Cultural Encyclopedia of Jonathan Fraser 2005 1997 and 2005 Print, Book R 796.35703 LIGHT 8th Floor BRC Baseball Light Deadball Stars of the National SABR 2004 2004 Print, Book R 796.357 DEADBALL 8th Floor BRC League Deadball Stars of the American SABR 2006 2006 Print, Book R 796.357 DEADBALL 8th Floor BRC League Encyclopedia of Negro League Thom Loverro 2003 2003 Print, Book R 796.35764 LOVERRO 8th Floor BRC Baseball Lloyd Johnson, The Minor League Register 1994 1994 Print, Book R 796.357/JOHNSON 8th Floor BRC Editor Print, Serial - ALL 30 MLB In these two shelf locations: MLB Team Media Guides Primarily from early 1980s thru 2012 annual media 8th Floor BRC Teams R796.357 and R796.35764 guide 1969-91, 1993-96, Print, Serial - R 796.357 NATIONAL, R 796.35764 1934-present 8th Floor BRC National League Green Book 2004-2008 annual NATIONAL Nineteenth Century Baseball: Year-By-Year Statistics for the Marshall D. 1996 1996 Print, Book 796.357 WRIGHT 8th Floor BRC Major League Teams, 1871 Wright Jr. through 1900 1/23/2017 Page 1 of 4 Spalding's Baseball Guide (see Print, Serial - 1889-1939 1909-13 R 797 SPALDING'S 8th Floor BRC electronic, also) annual 3rd Floor - (The) Sporting News (see Print, Serial - 1886-present 1969-2011 PERIODICAL 796 Magazines and Weekly electronic and microfilm, also) Newspapers (The) Sporting News Baseball Print, Serial - R 797 SPINK, R 796.357 OFFICIAL, R 1942-2006 1943-2006 8th Floor BRC Guide annual 796.357 BASEBALL (The) Sporting News Baseball 1940-47, 1949-61, Print, Serial - R 797 BASEBALL, R 796.357 1940-2005 8th Floor BRC Register 1963-2005 annual OFFICIAL, R 796.357 BASEBALL (The) Sporting News Baseball Print, Serial - 2006-07 2006-07 R 796.357 BASEBALL 8th Floor BRC Register & Fantasy Handbook annual (The) Sporting News American Print, Serial - R 796.357 AMERICAN, 796.357 1992-93, 1995 8th Floor BRC League Box Scores and Official annual AMERICAN Averages (The) Sporting News National Print, Serial - 1989-91 R 796.357 NATIONAL 8th Floor BRC League Box Scores and Official annual Averages 1916, 1921-47, 1949, 1951-52, 1912, 1916- Print, Serial - Who's Who in Baseball 1954-57, 1959-60, R 796.357 WHO'S 8th Floor BRC present annual 1962-75, 1979-82, 1994, 2005-2006 Who's Who in the Major Print, Serial - 1933, 1935-52 1936, 1938-52 R 796.35764 WHO'S 8th Floor BRC Leagues annual SAN DIEGO Baseball in San Diego: From Bill Swank 2004 2004 Print, Book R 796.357097 SWANK 8th Floor BRC Padres to Petco Baseball in San Diego: From the Bill Swank 2005 2005 Print, Book R 796.357097 SWANK 8th Floor BRC Plaza to the Padres Bob Chandler's Tales from the Bob Chandler, R 796.35764/CHANDLER, 2006 2006 Print, Book 8th Floor BRC San Diego Padres with Bill Swank 796.35764/CHANDLER Echoes from Lane Field : A History of the San Diego Bill Swank 1997 1997 Print, Book R 796.357 SWANK 8th Floor BRC Padres, 1936-1957 David Porter, 2002 2002 Print, Book R 796.357 PORTER 8th Floor BRC (The) Padres Encyclopedia Joe Naiman (The) San Diego Padres, 1969- Nelson Papucci 2002 2002 Print, Book 796.35764 PAPUCCI 8th Floor BRC 2002: A Complete History 1/23/2017 Page 2 of 4 San Diego Padres Box Scores Print, Notebooks 1969-present 1969-2005 (39), Archival RCC 796.357 SAN 8th Floor BRC Scrapbook Collection Records 1969-74, 1976-79, 1981-85, 1987, Print, Serial - San Diego Padres Media Guides 1991-92, 1997, annual media R 796.357 SAN 8th Floor BRC 2002-08, 2010, guide 2012 3rd Floor - Oct. 15, 1978-Jan. San Diego Padres Report !978-1980(?) Print, Periodical PERIODICAL Magazines and 13, 1980 Newspapers 1979-80, 1983-84, Print, Serial - San Diego Padres Yearbook 1969-present R 796.357 SAN, 796.357 SAN 8th Floor BRC 2000, 2007-08 annual PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE (PCL) Ballparks of the Pacific Coast League: the complete inventory Larry 2007 2007 Print, Book R796.35706 ZUCKERMAN 8th Floor BRC of Coast League ball parks, Zuckerman from 1903 through 1997 My heroes: Complete Records of Pacific Coast League stars James Rebollini 2004 2004 Print, Book 796.35764 REBOLLINI 8th Floor BRC from the '30s, '40s and '50s (The) Coast League Cyclopedia: An Encyclopedia of the Old Carlos Bauer 2003 2003 Print, Book (3 vol.) R 796.357 COAST 8th Floor BRC Pacific Coast League, 1903-57 (The) Pacific Coast League Ray Brandes 796.35764/BRANDES, RCC 1997 1997 Print, Book (2 vol.) 8th Floor BRC Padres and Bill Swank 796.35764/BRANDES PRINTED REFERENCE MATERIALS NOT CATALOGUED (Appointment Only) Periodicals and Magazines Chicago Cubs Vine Line MLB Team Publications Major League and National Association Publications Minor League: Official Season Statisics Minor League: League Media Guides and Record Books Minor League: Team Files 1/23/2017 Page 3 of 4 MICROFILM (ASK FOR 8TH FLOOR STAFF ASSISTANCE) American Association Official Microfilm (10), 8th Floor Reference 1882-91 1882-91 NBHoF COLL Averages Archival Records Desk American Chronicle of Sports & Microfilm (1), 8th Floor Reference 1868 1868 PERIODICAL Pastimes Periodical Desk Microfilm (1), 8th Floor Reference 1867 1867 PERIODICAL Ball Players' Chronicle Periodical Desk Microfilm (1), 8th Floor Reference 1853-1912 1853-1912 PERIODICAL 796.357 Baseball Scrapbooks Archival Records Desk Microfilm (1), 8th Floor Reference 1914-69 1914-69 NBHoF COLL Black Sox Scandal: Records Archival Records Desk Major League Baseball Player Microfilm (18), 8th Floor Reference 1940-80s 1940-80s NBHoF COLL Questionnaires Archival Records Desk Minor League Contract Card Microfilm (271), 8th Floor Reference 1900-80 1900-80 NBHoF COLL Collection Archival Records Desk National League Official Microfilm (9), 8th Floor Reference 1891-1980 1891-99 NBHoF COLL Averages Archival Records Desk 1857-59, 1861-68, Microfilm (5), 8th Floor Reference 1853-1924 PERIODICAL New York Clipper 1878, 1881-84 Periodical Desk Microfilm (1), 8th Floor Reference 1885-86 1885-86 PERIODICAL 796.357 Official Baseball Record Periodical Desk Microfilm (1), 8th Floor Reference Players League Official Averages 1890 1890 NBHoF COLL 1890 Archival Records Desk (The) Reach Official American Microfilm (5), 8th Floor Reference 1883-1939 1883-1939 PERIODICAL 796.357 League Baseball Guide Serial - annual Desk 1883-1917, 1922- Microfilm (16), 8th Floor Reference 1883-1917 PERIODICAL Sporting Life 26 Periodical Desk (The) Sporting News (see Microfilm (78), 8th Floor Reference 1886-present 1886-present PERIODICAL 796 electronic and print, also) Periodical Desk Tom Burlin Player Microfilm (18), 8th Floor Reference Tom Burlin 1969-2000 1969-2000 NBHoF COLL Questionnaire Collection Archival Records Desk Microfilm (1), 8th Floor Reference Union League Official Averages 1884 1884 NBHoF COLL Archival Records Desk 1/23/2017 Page 4 of 4.
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