This research, by no means, has been a solo project. I have had the help of many people in many cities - running copies/scans for me, documenting batter strikeouts in boxscores, and the most thankless task of them all, reading game accounts and pulling batter strikeout references for me. Special kudos go to Dave Smith/Tom Ruane of Retrosheet for sharing "unproofed" play-by-play from many seasons, Ed Morton for his tireless work going through the 6 or 7 Philly papers running scans and documenting those in game accounts as well, and Bob Richardson, who did a similar thing for me in Boston.
A special thank you goes to Paul Wendt, who greatly encouraged me at the beginning of this journey and supplied me with the MS Access template which I have used to enter all of my lineups and batter strikeouts.
And lastly to Pete Palmer, who I have had the great pleasure to work with. He has encouraged me, made suggestions, corrections, and is helping me "mainstream" my data.
To all, a tremendous thank you.
| Baltimore | Bill Wagner | |||||||||
| Boston | Bob Richardson | Lee Panas | Bill Nowlin | |||||||
| Brooklyn | Cliff Blau | |||||||||
| Chicago | Walt Wilson | |||||||||
| Cincinnati | Cincinnati Public Library | Jim Farmer | Tom Chase | Rick Huhn | Esta Day | Chris Eckes | ||||
| Cleveland | Peter Garver | Rick Huhn | ||||||||
| Detroit | Me | |||||||||
| Louisville | Esta Day (UKy) | |||||||||
| Milwaukee | Dennis Pajot | |||||||||
| New York | Cliff Blau | |||||||||
| Philadelphia | Ed Morton | |||||||||
| Pittsburgh | Carnegie Public Library | |||||||||
| St. Louis | St. Louis Public Library | Keith Carlson | Mary Hegel | Dwayne Ispring |
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