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Author: David L. Fleitz
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By David L. Fleitz
Sport / Sport Memorabilia Book
- Released October 14, 2005
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Of the 256 players, managers, and executives in the Hall of Fame, the names we know well - Ty Cobb, Connie Mack, Willie Mays - account for a small minority. But all other members of the Hall of Fame were celebrated in their day, or else by baseball historians in the days since. Yet most fans know little about these men.This book contains biographical and statistical information on 16 previously... Continue »
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Author: David L. Fleitz
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By David L. Fleitz
Sport / Sport Memorabilia Book
- Released October 14, 2005
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Cap Anson's plaque at the Baseball Hall of Fame sums up his career with admirable simplicity: "The greatest hitter and greatest National League player-manager of the 19th century." Anson helped make baseball the national pastime. He hit over .300 in all but three of his major league seasons, and upon his retirement in 1897, he held the all-time records for games played, times at bat, hits, runs... Continue »
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Author: David L. Fleitz
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By David L. Fleitz
Sport / Sport Memorabilia Book
- Released October 14, 2005
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Louis Sockalexis, a Penobscot Indian from Maine, was one of the greatest college baseball stars of the 1890s. Following his days playing for Holy Cross and Notre Dame, he went directly into the major leagues with Cleveland's National League team in 1897, becoming the first of his race to play in the majors and the first minority athlete to play in the National League.This is a complete biography... Continue »
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Author: David L. Fleitz
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By David L. Fleitz
Sport / Sport Memorabilia Book
- Released March 12, 2001
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"Shoeless" Joe Jackson was one of baseball's greatest hitters and most colorful players. Born Joseph Jefferson Wofford Jackson on July 16, 1888, in Pickens County, South Carolina, Jackson went to work in a textile mill when he was around six years old, and got his start in baseball playing for the Brandon Mill team at the age of 13 earning $2.50 a game. He emerged as the star of the team and a... Continue »
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