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About the Register Data

Historical performance data for professional leagues (affiliated minorleagues, independent minor leagues, fall/winter leagues, and otherinternational leagues) is provided by and licensed from 24-7 Baseball andChadwick Baseball Bureau. It incorporates the work of many stalwart baseballresearchers, including Cliff Blau, Art Cantu, Frank Hamilton, Reed Howard,Kevin Johnson, Bob McConnell, Jack Morris, and Ray Nemec, as well as members ofthe Minor Leagues Committee of the Society for American Baseball Research.

Perhaps most importantly, it builds upon the seminal work of Ed Washuta, whomagnanimously provided the framework to make the whole thing possible.

Minor league Total Zone (Rctch&Rtz, 2005-2009) data provided byBaseballprojection.comand Minorleaguesplits.com.

About the Negro League Data

Sources

This data comes from two sources. 1) The Negro Leagues Researchersand Authors Group put together by the National Baseball Hall of Fameand Museum thanks to a grant provided by Major League Baseball. 2)Gary Ashwill and his collaborators.

The Hall of Fame data is found for the years 1920-1948 and theAshwill data is found from 1904-1919. Many statistics are incompletedue to ongoing research and/or limitations in published sources, soplease be assured that we are aware there are issues with the data andwill continue to work with our data providers to improve the data thatappears here.

The Hall of Fame dataset

This data is constructed from the best available information asprovided by Larry Lester, Wayne Stivers and Dick Clark of the NegroLeagues Researchers and Authors Group. It contains data culled fromnewspaper boxscores, covering league sanctioned games from 1920 to1948, which was produced for a study sponsored by Major LeagueBaseball and the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Itreflects totals as compiled by the NLRAG up to 2006. As new credibleinformation is continually unearthed, these numbers will continue tochange.

Baseball-Reference and the National Baseball Hall of Fame andMuseum would like to acknowledge Major League Baseball for fundingthis study, along with the Negro Leagues Researchers and Authors Groupfor their extensive efforts to collect the raw data and construct themost comprehensive database of Negro Leagues Baseball statistics.ÂUnder the direction of Larry Lester, Wayne Stivers and Dick Clark,this database is the largest dataset ever made publically availableand we wish to express our gratitude for all their efforts to helprebuild this lost statistical history.

The Ashwill Negro Leagues Database

Playing statistics and biographical data on the Negro leagues (allpre-1920) and early Latin American professional baseball is licensedfrom and provided by the Negro Leagues Database, a project organizedby Gary Ashwill with the participation of many historians of Negroleague and Latin American baseball.

The database is a work in progress, and will include more seasonsas development continues. It appears in its original form atSeamheads.com.

Playing statistics and biographical data for this portion of ourdataset (The Negro Leagues Database) are all copyright 2013 by GaryAshwill. All rights reserved.

Completeness

Note that our records are missing thousands of players who playedin the Negro Leagues for minor league teams, independent teams,barnstorming teams or even Negro major league teams. We will bringtheir records to light as soon as suitable records are available forthose players.

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