The Philadelphia Edition · Archive
Story Index
Find a story by sport, historical era, or title.
Sport
- Baseball10 stories
- Basketball5 stories
- Football7 stories
- Ice hockey4 stories
- Rowing2 stories
- Soccer2 stories
- Women’s soccer1 story
Era
A–Z
- A Last-Second Interception Sent Penn to the Final Four. Six Days Later, It Faced Magic.
- A Phillies Game, a Rotten Balcony—and a Fight Over Blame
- A Place on the Row, a Race of Their Own
- Baker Bowl’s Famous “Hump” May Have Been in the Street, Not the Outfield
- Before Chester, the Union Made the Eagles’ Stadium Feel Like Home
- Before the Big 5 Was a Tradition, It Was a Plan for the Palestra
- Before the Cups, Bernie Parent’s Philadelphia Home Was the Civic Center
- Bert Bell’s Last Game Brought His Philadelphia Football Life Full Circle
- Chuck Klein Hit .386. The Phillies Still Lost 102 Games.
- Eagles Court Was Bigger Than Its Basement
- Eight Runs Down at Shibe Park: The A’s Rally That Changed the Series
- Hal Greer Stayed. In His Last Sixers Season, He Ended Up on the Bench.
- Hilldale Won the World Series. Its Philadelphia Story Starts in Darby.
- Marinette Pichon Found Her Place With the Charge. Then the League Disappeared.
- Philadelphia’s Championship Stars Were Gone a Year Later
- Ron Hextall’s First Goal Began With a Shot He Didn’t Take
- Seven Titles, One Ballroom: The SPHAS and Philadelphia’s Early Basketball
- Steve Van Buren Had to Get to Shibe Park Before He Could Win the Snow Bowl
- Temple’s Unbeaten Season Helped Give the First Sugar Bowl Its Start
- The Fight, the Handshake and the Finals Portland Took Back