Foul Play {Casefiles}

by Franklin W. Dixon

Series: The Hardy Boys Casefiles (46)

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Frank and Joe are hired by Stuart Murphy to find out who is embezzling money from the minor league Bayport Blues. As a sign of good faith, Stuart gives the boys a vintage baseball card valued at $100,000. The boys face a dangerous lineup of hoods and henchmen who want the card at all cost.

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Frank and Joe are hired by Stuart Murphy to find out who is embezzling money from the minor league Bayport Blues. As a sign of good faith, Stuart gives the boys a vintage baseball card valued at $100,000. The boys face a dangerous lineup of hoods and henchmen who want the card at all cost.

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