The 1969 Seattle Pilots: Major League Baseball's One-Year Team [Book]

The Mariners were not Seattle's first major league baseball team. In 1937, Seattle businessman Emil Sick bought the city's failing Pacific Coast League team, the Indians, renamed them the Rainiers and constructed a new, state-of-the-art stadium.

Jim Bouton, Author of Tell-All Baseball Memoir 'Ball Four,' Dies at 80 - The New York Times

Allen's book recounts Pilots' change-up to Brewers 50 years ago

Seattle Pilots jerseys among the most coveted of the one-year franchise - Sports Collectors Digest

1969 Seattle Pilots OML Baseball Team-Signed by (15) With Gary Bell, Rich Rollins, Jerry McNertney, Wayne Comer, John Morris (SI COA)

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Mariners to Wear Seattle Pilots Throwback Uniforms – SportsLogos.Net News

Shortstops: Pilot Portrait

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How, in one zany, quirky season, the Seattle Pilots became so much more than a footnote in history

Allen's book recounts Pilots' change-up to Brewers 50 years ago

July 19, 1969: Jim Bouton 'creamed' in only start for the Seattle Pilots, as Minnesota Twins win in 18 innings – Society for American Baseball Research

Inside Pitch: Insiders Reveal How the Ill-Fated Seattle Pilots Got Played into Bankruptcy in One Year (Paperback)

Wayback Machine: A legacy of black baseball - Sportspress Northwest

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