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Ban Johnson
Czar of Baseball
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By Eugene C. Murdock
ISBN:
0-313-23459-0
ISBN-13:
978-0-313-23459-0
DOI:
DOI:10.1336/0313234590
294 pages, bibliog.
Greenwood Press
Publication:
10/28/1982
List Price:
$91.95
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UK Sterling Price: £51.95
)
Availability:
Media Type:
Hardcover
Subjects:
Popular Culture
»
Sports
Series Title:
Contributions to the Study of Popular Culture
Series Number:
3
Reviews:
Ban Johnson is one of the most important figures in baseball history. Virtually single-handedly he created the American League. ... His career ended sadly, anticlimactically, and, from Johnson's perspective, tragically. But no other individual dd so much to shape the baseball world or today. Murdock's biography of Johnson is an example of the new seriousness of baseball history. It is scholarly, annotated, cautious, probing, and persuasive. If baseball historians emulate Murdock in his professionalism, they will have no difficulty having their enterprise taken fully seriously.
—Choice
Eugene Murdock's biography is a welcomed addition to the growing literature on baseball. It is well-grounded in the primary sources; Murdock made use of archival materials at the National Baseball Library at Cooperstown, Marietta College, and Oberlin College, as well as contemporary newspapers, autobiographies, family records, and numerous interviews. He did a thoroughly professional, scholarly job in the research of the book.
—Journal of Sport History
LC Card Number:
81-20336
LCC Class:
GV865
Dewey Class:
796.357
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