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Dead Ball Era Books
Posted By: Max Weder
I agree that the book on Hal Chase is wonderful. I only wished I'd read it before I visited the Grand Canyon, but perhaps that is why I appreciated Jerome and Williams (where Hal spent much of his post major league time) more than the great chasm. 
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