Stealing Games: How John McGraw Transformed Baseball with the 1911 New York Giants

Touching Base: Professional Baseball and American Culture in the Progressive Era (Sport and Society)

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Discusses the ideology of baseball, professional baseball and urban politics, politics, ballparks, and the neighborhoods, social reform, and baseball as a source of social mobility

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Discusses the ideology of baseball, professional baseball and urban politics, politics, ballparks, and the neighborhoods, social reform, and baseball as a source of social mobility

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