BRMo This user has been on Wikipedia for19 years and 7 months. This editor is aVeteran Editor and is entitled to display thisIron Editor Star. This user has written or significantly contributed to2Featured articles onWikipedia. This user has helped promoteagood article on Wikipedia. This user has written or expanded8 articles featured in theDid You Know section on theMain Page. This user is aparticipant in WikiProject Baseball.

I've been editing on Wikipedia since March 19, 2006. Most of my edits have been in two general areas of interest—baseball (especially some of the more obscure parts of baseball history, such asNegro leagues, earlyminor leagues, and early Latin American leagues) and the history of theAmerican West, especially theMormon settlement ofUtah. I occasionally also edit arandom article or make some improvements to an article I run across in adeletion discussion.

• Mormon handcart pioneers – I created the article on April 9, 2006 and have been its major contributor, though I also appreciate the assistance of the participants in theMormon collaboration. This article waspromoted as a featured article on September 30, 2006 and appeared on theMain page asToday's featured article on December 14, 2006.
• Sandy Koufax — My main contribution to this article was to add the in-line citations that were needed for it to survive aFeatured article review on March 8, 2007.

• Mormon Trail – I was one of several major contributors to this article, which attainedGood article status on June 11, 2006 through the efforts of theMormon collaboration. I added in-line citations and made other editorial improvements to allow it to survive aGood article reassessment on June 18, 2009.

• Bill Monroe (baseball) – I created the article on February 23, 2008 and it was featured on theMain page on February 29, 2008 with the question, "Did you know...thatBaseball Hall of FamemanagerJohn McGraw said thatBill Monroe 'was the greatest infielder he had ever seen'?"
• East-West League – I created the article on June 20, 2009 and it was featured on the Main page on June 27, 2009 with the question, "Did you know... thatNegro league baseball executiveCum Posey organized theEast-West League in 1932, but the league folded before the end of the season?"
• Cuban Baseball Hall of Fame – It was featured on April 25, 2010 with the question, "Did you know... that theCuban Baseball Hall of Fame was inaugurated in 1939, six weeks after the dedication of the U.S.Baseball Hall of Fame?"
• José Rodríguez (infielder) – It was featured on May 4, 2010 with the question, "Did you know... thatJosé Rodríguez was once the manager of aCuban League championship baseball team that included five future members of the USBaseball Hall of Fame?
• Pedro Dibut – It was featured on February 20, 2012 with the question, "Did you know... thatPedro Dibut was one of several white Cubans who played baseball in both theNegro leagues and themajor leagues beforeintegration?
• Leopardos de Santa Clara – It was featured on February 23, 2012 with the question, "Did you know... thatNegro league baseball starsSatchel Paige,Josh Gibson, andOscar Charleston each played inCuba for theLeopardos de Santa Clara?
• Long Branch Cubans – It was featured on April 16, 2012 with the question, "Did you know... that theLong Branch Cubans were the firstbaseball team composed almost entirely of Cubans to play in the U.S.minor leagues?
• Joe Cambria – It was featured on March 4, 2013 with the question, "Did you know... thatJoe Cambria was the firstMajor League Baseballscout to concentrate on recruiting players from Latin America?

• Connie Marrero – I expanded this article from a stub. It was fun to discover that his baseball career was far longer and richer than indicated by his 39–40 major league record.
• Satchel Paige - While it was a substantial article before I ever worked on it, I've been doing quite a bit of work adding references and expanding it.
• Cuban League – This was an important league that, unforunately, is largely unknown by today's baseball fans. As an integrated league, during the 1920s you could find white major leaguers likeDolf Luque andMike González playing side by side with American and Cuban Negro league greats likeOscar Charleston,John Henry Lloyd, andMartín Dihigo. During its best seasons, the quality of play was probably comparable to the contemporarymajor leagues.
• 1925 Colored World Series – The secondNegro World Series featured a repeat of the 1924 battle between theKansas City Monarchs and theHilldale Club. This time, the Easterners came out on top.

Baseball players :Chance Cummings -J. B. Hairstone

Baseball teams (Negro league):All Cubans -Cuban Stars (East) -Cuban Stars (West) -Lincoln Stars -Philadelphia Giants

Baseball teams (Cuban):Almendares (baseball club) -Habana (baseball club)

Baseball teams (Minor league):Berlin Busy Bees -Youngstown Buckeyes

Baseball leagues or organizations:Cuban national baseball system

Baseball series :1926 Colored World Series -1927 Colored World Series -1943 Negro World Series -1944 Negro World Series -1945 Negro World Series -1946 Negro World Series -1947 Negro World Series -1948 Negro World Series

Baseball statistics:Run average

Mormon history:Carl Christian Anton Christensen

Baseball players:Josh Bunce -Gavvy Cravath -Josh Gibson -J. D. Martin -Ed McLane -José Méndez

Baseball teams:Springfield (IL) Cardinals

Other baseball topics:American Series

Mormon history:Martin's Cove -Mountain Meadows massacre

I've done a lot of work on categorization of baseball teams.

For your tireless efforts with theMormon handcart pioneers article, I present you withThe Epic Barnstar.Lethargy (2 Ocboer 2006)	The Barnstar of Diligence. For singlehandedly takingSandy Koufax from a disgrace to featured articles to a well-sourced, comprehensive bio. Regardless of how the FAR turns out, it's an infinitely better article thanks to your work.Djrobgordon (13 February 2007)
The Running Man Barnstar, for distinguished efforts in a sports-related article. What can I say? I believe thatJosé would be pleased. Here's to ya. --Couillaud (18 June 2008)	The Original Barnstar. Your aidhere directly led to the significant expansions ofJoe McGinnity,Joe Kelley,Cy Seymour,Dan McGann,Jack Cronin,Billy Gilbert (baseball),Andrew Freedman, and1902 Baltimore Orioles season, in addition to the creations ofJohn Mahon (baseball) andSydney Frank. Out of those ten articles, I expect 9 DYK's, 4 or 5 GA's, and maybe an FA or two.[1][2][3] – Muboshgu (27 March 2012)

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