Intro: As previously stated, the recent election of Robert Alomar and Bert Blyleven got me to thinking: how many Hall of Famers have had books written about them or penned their own stories. Here are the results. Again, this is not an all-inclusive list; almost all juvenile titles have been omitted.
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Ben Taylor, Inducted 2006 (Negro Leagues)
There are no titles about Taylor.
Bill Terry, 1954
There are no titles about Terry.
Sam Thompson
There are no titles about Thompson.
Joe Tinker, 1946
- Tinker, Evers, and Chance: A Triple Biography
, by Bogen, 2003
- Chicago Cubs: Tinker To Evers To Chance, IL (Images of Baseball)
, by Ahrens, 2007
Cristóbal Torriente, 2006 (Negro Leagues)
There are no titles about Torriente.
Pie Traynor, 1948
- Pie Traynor: A Baseball Biography
, by Forrest, 2010
Dazzy Vance,1955
- Dazzy Vance: A Biography of the Brooklyn Dodger Hall of Famer
, by Skipper, 2007
Arky Vaughan, 1985
There are no titles about Vaughan.
Bill Veeck, 1991
- Veeck–As In Wreck: The Autobiography of Bill Veeck
, by Veeck with Linn, 1962
- The Hustler’s Handbook
, by Veeck with Linn, 1965
- Bill Veeck: A Baseball Legend
, by Eskanazi, 1987
Previous entries:
- Hank Aaron – Earl Averill
- Home Run Baker – Jesse Burkett
- Roy Campanella – Kiki Cuyler
- Ray Dandridge – Buck Ewing
- Red Faber – Frankie Frisch
- Pud Galvin- Tony Gwynn
- Chick Hafey – Monte Irvin
- Reggie Jackson – Bowie Kuhn
- Nap Lajoie – Ted Lyons
- Connie Mack – Stan Musial
- Hal Newhouser – Kirby Puckett
- Hoss Radbourn – Nolan Ryan
- Ryne Sandberg – Don Sutton
- Ben Taylor – Bill Veeck

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“When the Giants were Giants” by Peter Williams is essentially a Bill Terry bio.
Perhaps, but I was going strictly by title/subject in my searches.
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