Lady Baldwin (English Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Lady Baldwin" in English language version.

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6baseball-reference.com

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6newspaperarchive.com

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1motownsports.com

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baseball-reference.com

"Lady Baldwin". Baseball-Reference.com.
"Lady Baldwin Minor League Statistics". Baseball-Reference.com.
"1885 Detroit Wolverines". Baseball-Reference.com.
"Single-Season Leaders & Records for Wins". Baseball-Reference.com.
"1887 Detroit Wolverines". Baseball-Reference.com.
"1887 World Series". Baseball-Reference.com.

la84.org

library.la84.org

"From 1887 to 1897: Hanlon Compares the Old Detroits and the New Orioles" (PDF). Sporting Life. September 11, 1897.
"Notes and Gossip" (PDF). Sporting Life. July 12, 1890. p. 4.
"Notes and Gossip" (PDF). Sporting Life. March 26, 1890. p. 4.
"A Veteran Recalled: The Once Famous "Lady" Baldwin to Undergo a Surgical Operation" (PDF). Sporting Life. May 28, 1910. p. 3.
"Old-Time Pitcher Injured" (PDF). Sporting Life. February 14, 1914. p. 8.

motownsports.com

Joseph Overfield (1989). Nineteenth Century Stars. SABR.

newspaperarchive.com

"Lady Baldwin Noted Pitcher In Old Days". Anaconda Standard. February 1, 1914.
"Lady Baldwin Is Raising Poultry". Elyria Evening Telegram. January 18, 1911.
"Digging Back Into History Finds Baldwin Some Pitcher: Quiet Ways Earned Nickname of "Lady"; Successful as Pitcher Back in 1886". Chester Times. February 14, 1914.
"'Lady' Baldwin, Ex-Diamond Hero, Dies In Detroit". Nevada State Journal (UP story). March 8, 1937. p. 6.
Onus Giggins (September 30, 1949). "Chotto Matte". Pacific Stars and Stripes.
"Past Hero of Game Is Dead: Lady Baldwin, Mound Ace of Detroit's First Title Winner, Dies". Mason City Globe Gazette (UP story). March 8, 1937.

proquest.com

"The Lady's Conquest: Gives the Washingtons but One Hit and Strikes Out Thirteen". Detroit Free Press. June 27, 1886.