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Baseball Anecdotes by Daniel Okrent
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Baseball Anecdotes

by Daniel Okrent

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Semi-Interesting Anecdotes, Not-So-Crisply Told: This is not a bad book: It's just very sluggisly paced without much style. In the hands of real sportswriters it could have been a gas. The authors are far too reverential: Cooperstown to them is some kind of holy shrine, and anyone with even a smidgen of skepticism is an Unbeliever. Hey, it's already late 1998. Why write like it's 1958?
  iayork | Aug 9, 2009 |
A collection of the more colorful, entertaining, bizarre and funny baseball stories from its inception to the present. Well-written, and selected with a fine touch and appreciation of the game. ( )
  burnit99 | Feb 15, 2007 |
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This first story was passed down as the gospel truth by sportscaster Bill Stern, and though it has absolutely no basis in fact, it is irresistible: Abraham Lincoln is lying near death following the shooting at Ford's Theatre.
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Billy Evans

Jimmy McAleer

Morgan Murphy (baseball)

Perfect game

Roger Maris

Willie Keeler

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Amazon.com Book Description (ISBN 0060972998, Paperback)

A lavish feast of baseball facts and legends from the earlier organized games through the present day.

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