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Working a perfect game

Working a perfect game

Bill Nowlin

Drama and Pride in the Gateway City: The 1964 St. Louis Cardinals

Drama and Pride in the Gateway City: The 1964 St. Louis Cardinals

Society for American Baseball Research

Baseball's Business: The Winter Meetings : 1901-1957 (Volume 1)

Baseball's Business: The Winter Meetings : 1901-1957 (Volume 1)

Steven Weingarden

The Rounder Book of Bluegrass Music Trivia

The Rounder Book of Bluegrass Music Trivia

Bill Nowlin

The Team That Time Won't Forget: The 1951 New York Giants

The Team That Time Won't Forget: The 1951 New York Giants

Bill Nowlin

A Pennant for the Twin Cities: The 1965 Minnesota Twins

A Pennant for the Twin Cities: The 1965 Minnesota Twins

Gregory H. Wolf

'75: The Red Sox Team That Saved Baseball

'75: The Red Sox Team That Saved Baseball

Bill Nowlin

Who's on First: Replacement Players in World War II

Who's on First: Replacement Players in World War II

Bill Nowlin

Detroit the Unconquerable: The 1935 World Champion Tigers

Detroit the Unconquerable: The 1935 World Champion Tigers

Scott Ferkovich

From the Babe to the Beards: The Boston Red Sox in the World Series

From the Babe to the Beards: The Boston Red Sox in the World Series

Bill Nowlin

Van Lingle Mungo: The Man, The Song, The Players

Van Lingle Mungo: The Man, The Song, The Players

Bill Nowlin

Pitching to the Pennant: The 1954 Cleveland Indians

Pitching to the Pennant: The 1954 Cleveland Indians

Joseph Wancho

Don't Let Us Win Tonight: An Oral History of the 2004 Boston Red Sox's Impossible Playoff Run

Allan Wood

ALEXANDER BERKMAN, ANARCHIST: Life, Work, Ideas

ALEXANDER BERKMAN, ANARCHIST: Life, Work, Ideas

Bill Nowlin

The Kid: Ted Williams in San Diego

The Kid: Ted Williams in San Diego

Bill Nowlin

When Football Went to War

When Football Went to War

Todd Anton

Drama and Pride in the Gateway City: The 1964 St. Louis Cardinals

Drama and Pride in the Gateway City: The 1964 St. Louis Cardinals

Bill Nowlin

Mr. Red Sox

Mr. Red Sox

Bill Nowlin