The Pastime in Turbulence
Interviews With Baseball Players of the 1940s
by Brent P. Kelley
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Summary:"The 1940s were years of change. Minor league free agents were introduced in 1940 by Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis; Japan bombed Pearl Harbor in 1941 and player after player left to join the war effort with men and boys both below and well above draft age completing the rosters; 1946 saw a first: two National League teams, the St. Louis Cardinals and Brooklyn Dodgers, tied for first place, forcing a best two-out-of three series; 1947 brought Jackie Robinson to the field for the Brooklyn Dodgers; and the American League saw its own tie for first in 1948 between the Cleveland Indians and Boston Red Sox, resolved in a one-game playoff."-OCLC
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The Pastime in Turbulence: Interviews With Baseball Players of the 1940s
May 2001, McFarland & Company
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0786409754 9780786409754
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"The interviews in the following pages are with several major league baseball players who have little in common other than the fact that they all played ball in the 1940s."
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"The interviews in the following pages are with several major league baseball players who have little in common other than the fact that they all played ball in the 1940s."
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