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‘Terror in the City of Champions’ a Fascinating Read

‘Terror in the City of Champions’ proves to be a killer read about the Depression, 1935 World Series and the Black Legion. Ron Keurajian calls it one of the oddest baseball books he’s ever read.

Book Review: ‘Intangiball’ is For Students of the Game Tom Bartsch

‘New Century, New Team’ a Fine Look Back at the Beginnings of Boston Americans and American League Tom Bartsch

‘Called Out But Safe’ A Collaboration With Umpire Al Clark Tom Bartsch

Best Baseball Books of 2013 – Part II Tom Bartsch

Save Some Shelf Space: Best Baseball Books of 2013 Tom Bartsch

Great Baseball Reading: CASEY Award Finalists Named Tom Bartsch

Securing the Work of Robert Creamer Tom Bartsch

‘Bill Veeck’ Comes Out on Top in 2012 CASEY Awards Tom Bartsch

CASEY Award for Best Baseball Book of 2012 Goes to ‘Bill Veeck: Baseball’s Greatest Maverick’Tom Bartsch

‘You Know Me Al’ Followed the Life of a Fictitious Ballplayer Tom Bartsch

Baseball’s Best-Sellers: An Updated List of Baseball Books that Landed on the N.Y. Times Best-Seller List Tom Bartsch

‘The Dodger Way’ Still Resonates 60 Years Later Tom Bartsch

Minnesota African American Museum Includes Negro Leagues Display Tom Bartsch

‘Baseball by the Books’ Exhibit in California Tom Bartsch