Links to baseball and Boston Red Sox websites — 1918: Babe Ruth and the World Champion Boston Red Sox by Allan Wood

Deadball Era
Deadball Era Resources The Deadball Era (1901-19) Committee of the Society for American Baseball Research … Committee Newsletters, Artifacts and Ephemera, Deadball Era Leaders, Annual Awards (Contemporary & In Hindsight), Top 16 Teams, Miscellaneous… SABR Deadball Era Research Committee Baseball Chronology (Deadball Era)						Retrosheet Compiling play-by-play and day-by-day data for every game ever played; essential newsletters Baseball Reference Player pages, stats, league leaders, awards John Skilton’s Links 9000+ sites and growing … The Deadball Era Lots of Obits
Boston Red Sox — Chicago Cubs

Boston Red Sox BabeRuth.com Babe Ruth Birthplace and Museum						Chicago Cubs An Overlooked Great Team Charlie Deal, Third Baseman Grover Alexander, Pitcher
1918 Season (Schedule and Scores)
American League Boston Red Sox Cleveland Indians Washington Senators New York Yankees St. Louis Browns Chicago White Sox Detroit Tigers Philadelphia Athletics						National League Chicago Cubs New York Giants Cincinnati Reds Pittsburgh Pirates Brooklyn Dodgers Philadelphia Phillies Boston Braves St. Louis Cardinals
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Contemporaries
Urban Shocker, St. Louis Browns pitcher George Sisler, St. Louis Browns first baseman Ty Cobb Museum Ty Cobb, Detroit Tigers outfielder Tris Speaker, Cleveland outfielder Joe Wood, Cleveland outfielder						Shoeless Joe Jackson Virtual Hall of Fame Joe Jackson, Chicago White Sox outfielder Eddie Collins, Chicago White Sox second baseman Walter Johnson, Washington Senators pitcher Zack Wheat, Brooklyn Dodgers outfielder
Red Sox Fan Pages

Boston’s Pastime & a page devoted to “1918” Red Sox Box Scores [including 1918]						Many Red Sox fan links and baseball links @ pedro45.net
Also by Allan Wood
Tom Foley – Fenway Park Peanut Vendor, 1918Why I Wrote This Book (1918) Uncovering the history of the last world champion Boston Red Sox team.						A report from the Barry Halper Memorabilia Auction at Sotheby’s