Showing posts with label Administrative. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Administrative. Show all posts

Sunday, February 3, 2008

Depression Era Baseball Gets Its First Tag

Jaybird's Jottings in a blog covering a wide variety of subjects: DC area issues, the San Francisco Giants, Major League Baseball and baseball history written by a DC area SABR member. Here's the except from his February, 2008 post:

You Know Bill Terry is Watching
Alec, a baseball and Strat-o-Matic fan here in Washington, is replaying the 1934 season at his blog,
Depression Era Baseball. He told me, "I thought doing a replay would be a good way for me to get into a period of baseball history I knew little about but found very interesting."
Alec enhances his look back with biographies, backgrounds, book reviews, etc.


Check him out at:

http://jay.typepad.com/

Tuesday, January 22, 2008

Administrative Note

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We'll be back as soon as possible.

Thursday, October 18, 2007

October 18th, 2007 - Vacation Notice

Depression Era Baseball and family are headed to the beach for a few days.

Posting will resume Monday or Tuesday of next week.

Thursday, September 27, 2007

Vacation Notice

There will be no new posts for a few days as the Depression Era Baseball Family heads south for vacation! We'll resume on October 4th (give a day or two).

Feel free to use the hiatus to read some of the background materials and biographies by using the links to the left.

Saturday, August 18, 2007

New Feature

New feature: on the left are new links that will take you to the latest standings / leaders posts for each league...get your quick fix without having to scroll through old posts.

Sunday, July 8, 2007

May 4th, 1934 - Administrative Note

Once a day starting at the end of May, I plan to post a "how're they doin?" post.

It will consist of the stats to date of a single player. For example, May 28th will be Ollie Bejma day. This tool will help highlight some day to day players who won't get their own profile. I'll generally choose based on reader feedback and surprises, i.e., players doing much better or worse then anticipated.

If there's someone you read about in the game summaries and are wondering "how are they doing?" either leave a comment or send me an E-mail at BaseballinDC@gmail.com.

Now back to our regularly scheduled show.