| Lew Freedman - Sports & Recreation - 2009 - 218 pages
He pitched a baseball game that was more than perfect, and yet he lost. Southpaw Harvey Haddix had logged a solid but unspectacular career by the time he took the mound on May ... | |
| Lew Freedman - Social Science - 2000 - 252 pages
The best baseball stories from the state whose season is short, but there's no shortage of future major leaguers - 300 in the last 30 seasons, include Mark McGwire. | |
| George Altman, Lew Freedman - Sports & Recreation - 2013 - 216 pages
George Altman grew up in the segregated South but was able to participate in the sport at more levels of competition than perhaps anyone else who has ever played the game, from ... | |
| Lew Freedman - Sports & Recreation - 2015 - 252 pages
This the story of the seven baseball-playing Boyer brothers from western Missouri who signed professional contracts in the 1940s, 1950s and 1960s. Led by oldest brother Cloyd ... | |
| Lew Freedman - Sports & Recreation - 2014 - 231 pages
This is a history of major league baseball’s first All-Star game, originally conceived in 1933 as a one-time “Game of the Century” (including greats such as Babe Ruth, Lou ... | |
| Lew Freedman - Sports & Recreation - 2014 - 225 pages
This is the story of how the hapless Chicago White Sox, badly hurt by the banning of players after the 1919 Black Sox Scandal, floundered until the 1950s when they were finally ... | |
| Lew Freedman - Sports & Recreation - 2014 - 307 pages
Going Yard includes everything anyone would want to know about home runs—from the rise of Babe Ruth, whose prodigious power revolutionized the sport in the Roaring Twenties ... | |
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