The Real Book about Baseball

Author:
Lyman Hopkins
Illustrator:
Bill McHale
Editor:
Helen Hoke
Publication:
1951 by Garden City Books
Genre:
Non-fiction, Sports
Series:
The Real Book Series Members Only (Fun & Sports)
Series Number: R02
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"Batter up!" Even a sandlotter knows the thrill of that first moment when the game begins, nine innings lie ahead, almost anything can happen -- and frequently does!
For this is baseball—colorful, exciting, unpredictable, often humorous—the game that a nation has taken to its heart and calls its own.
THE REAL BOOK ABOUT BASEBALL catches the spirit of that game. A blend of authoritative information and lively anecdote, it is a treasury of baseball lore, with tips on playing each position; suggestions to fans on watching the game; a chapter on professional baseball, how it is organized and how sandlotters become big leaguers; stories of the vivid personalities who give baseball its genuine human appeal.
THE REAL BOOK ABOUT BASEBALL is a book that any baseball fan will enjoy—a close-up view of the thrilling sport that is our national game.
From the dust jacket
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