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Touching Second: The Science of Baseball; The History of the National Game; Its Development Into an Exact Mathematical Sport; Records of Great Plays ... Struggles on the Diamond (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

John J. Evers

 
9781333882549: Touching Second: The Science of Baseball; The History of the National Game; Its Development Into an Exact Mathematical Sport; Records of Great Plays ... Struggles on the Diamond (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

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Review

"One of the best but least-heralded developments in the recent history of baseball literature was the inauguration of the McFarland Historical Baseball Library in 2003"--I>Spitball; "well-detailed...wonderful analysis...thoroughly enjoyable reading"--SABR Deadball Committee Newsletter; "invaluable McFarland Historical Baseball Library series"--Edward Achorn, The Providence Journal.

About the Author

Johnny Evers played 18 seasons in the major leagues, spending most of that time with the Chicago Cubs. He was an instrumental part of three world championship teams, and later served brief stints as manager of the Cubs and Boston Braves. Evers was elected to the Hall of Fame in 1946. Hugh S. Fullerton is now best known for his role in uncovering the Black Sox Scandal. He also helped found the Baseball Writers Association of America, pioneer use of the athlete interview, and modernize sports writing style.

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