Suggested Reading
- Egenriether, Richard. "Chris Von der Ahe: Baseball's Pioneering Huckster." Nine: A Journal of Baseball History and Social Policy Perspectives, v.7:no.2. Edmonton, Alberta. 1999. Also abbr. in Baseball Research Journal, v.18. SABR: Cleveland, OH. 1989.
- Hetrick, J. Thomas. Chris Von der Ahe and the St. Louis Browns. Scarecrow: Lanham, MD. 1999. (ISBN 0-8108-3473-1)
- Rygelski, James. Chris Von der Ahe: "The Boss President." Gateway Heritage: St. Louis. April 1992.
- Seymour, Harold. Baseball: the Early Years. Oxford: New York. 1960. (ISBN 0195059123 )
- Voigt, Davis Quinten. American Baseball, v.1: From Gentleman's Sport to the Commissioner System. University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, OK. 1966. (ISBN 0-8061-0904-1)
- Voigt, Davis Quinten. American Baseball, v.2: From Commissioners to Continental Expansion. University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, OK. 1970. (ISBN 0-88229-272-2)
- Voigt, Davis Quinten. American Baseball, v.3: From Postwar Expansion to the Electronic Age. University of Oklahoma Press: Norman, OK. 1983. (ISBN 0-271-00331-6)
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