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Long before the “lovable loser” moniker was attached to the Cubs, Chicago’s crushing defeat in five games helped craft the narrative of fateful losses. The Society for American Baseball Research (SABR) invites you to read the life and baseball stories of all the roster players and the coaching staff and relive an important part of baseball history. Also included are biographies of club owner William Wrigley, visionary executive Bill Veeck, Sr., and Margaret Donahue, the first female executive in baseball history. A summary of the regular season and World Series, as well as essays on the 1929 Athletics, Wrigley Field, Catalina Island, and fate of the Cubs after 1929 round out this volume. With contributions from 26 members of the SABR BioProject, this book is a riveting account of one of the most memorable teams in Chicago sports history. Introduction by Gregory H. Wolf THE OWNER William Wrigley, Jr. by David Fletcher and George Castle THE CUBS Tom Angley by Jack Morris Clyde Beck by Norm King Footsie Blair by Norm King Sheriff Blake by Gregory H. Wolf Guy Bush by Gregory H. Wolf Hal Carlson by Ernie Fuhr Kiki Cuyler by Gregory H. Wolf Mike Cvengros by Chip Greene Woody English by Dan Fields Mike González by Joseph Gerard Earl Grace by Greg Erion Hank Grampp by Peter Morris Charlie Grimm by Dan Fields Gabby Hartnett by William H. Johnson Cliff Heathcote by William H. Avrupalı prenslerle dost olmuş, casino onlarla mektuplaşmış olan Sultan Beşinci Murad, yerli ve yabancı gazeteleri yanından eksik etmezdi.