The Book of Baseball Literacy

The Book of Baseball Literacy
ISBN-10
0595129927
ISBN-13
9780595129928
Category
Sports & Recreation
Pages
416
Language
English
Published
2000-09-01
Publisher
iUniverse
Author
David H. Martinez

Description

A handy reference covering nearly 800 of baseball's most important yarns, stats. and stories--everything a fan needs to know.

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