Baseball Concessions Deadball Era (1901–1919) Educational Resources Games and Simulation Games Project Latino Baseball Minor Leagues Negro Leagues 19th Century Official Scoring Oral History Origins Pictorial History Retrosheet Science and Baseball Scouts Spring training Statistical Analysis Umpires Women in Baseball Retrosheet is a research and archives organization independent of SABR which holds its annual meeting in conjunction with the society's annual convention. Regional chapters Allan Roth – Los Angeles Auker–Seminick – Orlando, Florida Bob Broeg – St. Louis, Missouri Bob Davids – Washington, D.C. & Baltimore, Maryland (Chapter Web site) Bobby Thomson – Great Britain SABRBoston – Boston, Massachusetts Bresnahan–Mud Hens – Toledo, Ohio Carolina – North Carolina Casey Stengel – New York City Connie Mack – Philadelphia Dayton, Ohio Don Lund – Ann Arbor, Michigan Elysian Fields – Northern New Jersey Emil Rothe – Chicago Field of Dreams – Iowa Flame Delhi – Phoenix, Arizona Flip Valentini- Louisville Forbes Field – Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Ford–Harrelson – Long Island, New York Gardner-Waterman – Vermont Hall-Ruggles – Dallas, Texas Halsey Hall – Minnesota Hank Gowdy- Columbus, Ohio Hanlan's Point – Toronto Hoyt–Allen – Cincinnati Jack Graney – Cleveland, Ohio Jesse Burkett – Worcester, Massachusetts Jim O'Rourke – Bridgeport, Connecticut Ken Keltner – Wisconsin Lajoie–Start – Providence, Rhode Island Larry Dierker – Houston, Texas (Chapter Web site) Leatherstocking – Cooperstown, New York Lefty O'Doul – San Francisco, California Lou Criger – South Bend, Indiana Magnolia – Atlanta Monarchs – Kansas City, Missouri Montreal NWSABR – Seattle, Washington Orlando Cepeda – San Juan Oscar Charleston – Indianapolis, Indiana Pee Wee Reese – Louisville, Kentucky Rabbit Maranville – Springfield, Massachusetts Robinson–Kell – Little Rock, Arkansas Rocky Mountain SABR – Denver, Colorado Rogers Hornsby – Austin, Texas Sacramento, California Schott-Pelican – New Orleans, Louisiana Seymour-Mills – Southwest Florida Smoky Joe Wood – Connecticut South Carolina South Florida – Miami, Florida Ted Williams – San Diego Tennessee – Nashville, Tennessee Tokyo Wade Boggs – Tampa, Florida Wally Pipp – Western Michigan West Texas – Abilene, Texas Luis Castro – Maracaibo, Venezuela Mathewson-Plank – Harrisburg, Pennsylvania Past convention sites and keynote speakers 1971 Cooperstown, New York; none 1972 Washington, D.C.; Chuck Hinton 1973 Chicago; Bob Elson and Dave Malarcher 1974 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Fred Lieb, Gene Kelly, and Ted Page 1975 Boston, Massachusetts; Joe Dugan 1976 Chicago, Illinois; Lew Fonseca 1977 Columbus, Ohio; Johnny Bucha 1978 Paramus, New Jersey; Tony Lupien 1979 St. Louis, Missouri; Mike Shannon 1980 Los