A Short History of the Long Ball - CRONIN, Justin

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CRONIN, Justin

A Short History of the Long Ball

Tulsa: Council Oaks Books (1990).

$35.00 $24.50

First edition. Fine in a near fine dustwrapper with a light dampstain to the interior of the rear fold. Winner of the National Novella Award. Author's first book. Childhood rivals on the diamond, their paths converge in later life. Not in McCue.

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