Connie Mack and the early years of baseball /
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
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Lincoln :
University of Nebraska Press,
©2007.
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Table of Contents:
- Growing up in East Brookfield
- The young catcher
- A rookie in Meriden
- The bones battery
- From Hartford to Washington
- Life in the big leagues
- Mr. and Mrs. Connie Mack
- Jumping with the brotherhood
- The players' league
- Uncertainties of life and baseball
- Connie Mack, manager
- The terrible-tempered Mr. Mack
- Fired
- Milwaukee
- Working the system
- Learning how to handle men
- Marching behind Ban Johnson
- Launching the new American League
- The City of Brotherly Love and "Uncle Ben" Shibe
- Columbia Park and the "Athaletics"
- Raiding the National League
- The bullfrogs
- The uniqueness of Napoleon Lajoie
- Winning the battle of Philadelphia
- A staggering blow
- Schreck and the rube and the white elephant
- Connie Mack's first pennant
- Signing a treaty
- The profits of peace
- The Macks of Philadelphia
- The first "official" World Series
- Rebuilding begins
- "We wuz robbed"
- Connie Mack's baseball school
- Shibe Park
- Connie's kids graduate
- World champions
- Mr. and Mrs. Connie Mack
- part II
- The $100,000 infield
- The home run Baker World Series
- Coasting down to third place
- Speaking of money
- Captain Hook
- The second beating of John McGraw
- Another baseball war
- The Athletics win another pennant
- ho hum
- Swept
- The end of the beginning.