Richard Bak's "Peach: Ty Cobb in His Time and Ours" has an entire chapter dealing with Stump's book, Burns' Baseball documentary, and ESPN's Sportscentury series on Cobb. Statistician Bill Burgess also has written some articles about that subject. Indeed it is. Much of the anecdotal contemporary tales that exist about Cobb come from papers in rival cities who obviously had an interest at the time of making Cobb a villain. My earlier point about the NY Times was stated because I think it is interesting how a paper which despised the man so much would actually not seem to care too much about him jumping into the stands and whooping on one of their own spectators. Fair enough...but the guy still jumped into the stand and started beating a fan. I have no doubt he was saying some vile things, but there's a reason why still today it's a big deal when an athlete crosses that line and physically attacks a fan. I'll check out Bak's book. Is there anything else out there, print-wise?