Roy Tucker and his Brooklyn Dodgers teammates summon every ounce of their collective skill to fight for the greatest title in baseball--World Series champs.
Includes an introduction by Bruce Brooks.
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Review:
""World Series is in a class by itself.""
--NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE BOOK REVIEW
""They make a reader want to get everything that's in that grand world of old baseball, and to get it a boy calls on tricks of intelligence he never knew he had.""--THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW
"World Series is in a class by itself."
--NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE BOOK REVIEW
"They make a reader want to get everything that's in that grand world of old baseball, and to get it a boy calls on tricks of intelligence he never knew he had."--THE NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW
About the Author:
JOHN R. TUNIS (1889-1975) was considered one of the finest writers for young people during the 1940s and '50s. He wrote more than twenty books, many of them award winners. The timeless appeal of his novels has made them enduringly popular with readers of all ages.
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