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The Pirates reader edited by Richard Peterson

Historical Society of Pennsylvania - Pennsylvania Room UPA GV 875 .P5 P53 2003
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Peterson, Richard F.
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Pittsburgh Pirates (Baseball team)--History--Sources.
Pittsburgh Pirates (Baseball team).
Physical Description:
ix, 339 p., [16] p. of plates : ill. ; 24 cm.
Place of Publication:
Pittsburgh, Pa. : University of Pittsburgh Press, c2003.
Contents:
Writing baseball
The country of baseball / Donald Hall
Searching for January / W.P. Kinsella
From backlots to big leagues: Pittsburgh's early baseball
Professional baseball in Pittsburgh / William E. Benswanger
A brilliant victory / Staff reporter
Louis Bierbauer / Alfred H. Spink
Godfather of Pirates lies in unmarked grave / Harry Keck
Building a winning tradition
Barney Dreyfuss enters the scene / Frederick G. Lieb
The mighty Honus / Frederick G. Lieb
Pirates wallop the beaneaters / John H. Gruber
Take him out / Christy Mathewson
Tommy Leach / Lawrence S. Ritter
Chadwick's chat / Henry Chadwick
Pirates lose first game on Forbes Field / Staff reporter
Pirates outgame Tigers for title / Ring Lardner
Babe Adams / Herbert F. McDougal
Hans Wagner / Chet Smith
The greatest World Series ever and the damn Yankees
Hot corner? Traynor, no argument / Bob Broeg
Big, little, young, old: all pay tribute to Pie / Roy McHugh
World's title battle never equalled for thrills, heroic action / Charles J. Doyle
Pirates should take rank with the greatest of clubs, Runyon says / Damon Runyon
Paul Waner / Lawrence S. Ritter
Lloyd Waner / Donald Honig
Landis dumps Lardner's novel "serious" scheme / Ring Lardner
Yanks win baseball championship / Ralph S. Davis
Bambino expected quick end / Babe Ruth
There's plenty of life in the old boy yet; drives in six Boston runs / Volney Walsh
From Depresssion baseball to depressing baseball
Pirates won't be the same without "most valuable" Rosey / Harry Keck
World Series ticket rush swamps Pirate officials / Staff reporter
[and 41 others].
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
0822941996 (alk. paper)
OCLC:
51608756

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