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19th Century Baseball in Chicago, Illinois, Images of Baseball, Paperback

Arcadia Publishing

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Brand: Unbranded

MPN: 9780738531816

ISBN: 9780738531816

Book Title: 19th Century Baseball in Chicago

Book Series: Images of Baseball Ser.

Publisher: Arcadia Publishing

Item Length: 9.2 in

Publication Year: 2003

Format: Perfect

Language: English

Illustrator: Yes

Item Height: 0.3 in

Author: John Freyer, Mark Rucker

Genre: Travel, Sports & Recreation, History

Topic: Baseball / History, Baseball / General, Special Interest / Sports, United States / State & Local / MidWest (IA, Il, in, Ks, Mi, MN, Mo, Nd, Ne, Oh, Sd, Wi)

Item Weight: 0.7 Oz

Item Width: 6.5 in

Number of Pages: 128 Pages

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Product Identifiers

Publisher

Arcadia Publishing

ISBN-10

0738531812

ISBN-13

9780738531816

eBay Product ID (ePID)

5942910

Product Key Features

Book Title

19th Century Baseball in Chicago

Number of Pages

128 Pages

Language

English

Topic

Baseball / History, Baseball / General, Special Interest / Sports, United States / State & Local / MidWest (IA, Il, in, Ks, Mi, MN, Mo, Nd, Ne, Oh, Sd, Wi)

Publication Year

2003

Illustrator

Yes

Genre

Travel, Sports & Recreation, History

Author

John Freyer, Mark Rucker

Book Series

Images of Baseball Ser.

Format

Perfect

Dimensions

Item Height

0.3 in

Item Weight

0.7 Oz

Item Length

9.2 in

Item Width

6.5 in

Additional Product Features

Intended Audience

Trade

LCCN

2003-113720

Dewey Edition

Dewey Decimal

796.357/09773

Synopsis

The Chicago area today hosts two of the most historic major league franchises and half a dozen minor or independent league teams. Baseball's roots run deep in the Windy City. Indeed, it was Chicago businessman William "I'd rather be a lamp-post in Chicago than a millionaire in any other city" Hulbert, who, according to baseball lore, staged the coup that in 1876 would put the National League on the map. The Chicago White Stockings (now ironically called the Cubs) were one of eight charter members, winning the inaugural NL Championship with such legendary names as A.G. Spalding, "Cap" Anson, and Roscoe Barnes. But The National Pastime arrived in Chicago well before the 1876 season, as is proven in this fascinating new book, 19th Century Baseball in Chicago, illustrated with over 150 vintage images.Any local fan of the modern game-whether the action takes place at the "Friendly Confines," 35th & Shields, or the cozy setting of a minor league ballpark out in Kane or suburban Cook County-will enjoy the wealth of information offered in 19th Century Baseball in Chicago., The Chicago area today hosts two of the most historic major league franchises and half a dozen minor or independent league teams. Baseball's roots run deep in the Windy City. Indeed, it was Chicago businessman William "I'd rather be a lamp-post in Chicago than a millionaire in any other city" Hulbert, who, according to baseball lore, staged the coup that in 1876 would put the National League on the map. The Chicago White Stockings (now ironically called the Cubs) were one of eight charter members, winning the inaugural NL Championship with such legendary names as A.G. Spalding, "Cap" Anson, and Roscoe Barnes.But The National Pastime arrived in Chicago well before the 1876 season, as is proven in this fascinating new book, 19th Century Baseball in Chicago, illustrated with over 150 vintage images.Any local fan of the modern game-whether the action takes place at the "Friendly Confines," 35th & Shields, or the cozy setting of a minor league ballpark out in Kane or suburban Cook County-will enjoy the wealth of information offered in 19th Century Baseball in Chicago., The Chicago area today hosts two of the most historic major league franchises and half a dozen minor or independent league teams. Baseball's roots run deep in the Windy City. Indeed, it was Chicago businessman William "I'd rather be a lamp-post in Chicago than a millionaire in any other city" Hulbert, who, according to baseball lore, staged the coup that in 1876 would put the National League on the map. The Chicago White Stockings (now ironically called the Cubs) were one of eight charter members, winning the inaugural NL Championship with such legendary names as A.G. Spalding, "Cap" Anson, and Roscoe Barnes. But The National Pastime arrived in Chicago well before the 1876 season, as is proven in this fascinating new book, 19th Century Baseball in Chicago, illustrated with over 150 vintage images. Any local fan of the modern game-whether the action takes place at the "Friendly Confines," 35th & Shields, or the cozy setting of a minor league ballpark out in Kane or suburban Cook County-will enjoy the wealth of information offered in 19th Century Baseball in Chicago.

LC Classification Number

GV863.I32C457 2003