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12-01-2013, 05:37 AM
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My favorite baseball book is The Celebrant by Eric Rolph Greenberg - great fictional account of Christy Mathewson's life - must read for any T-card collectors, but most of you already know that. Also, I recognize the Drew is asking about current books, but Barry Slots article in Issue #3 of V&CBC is an amazing reference for Rare and Historical baseball books. Books are a tough sell these days unless you have one of the gems from that article - all great.
For relatively current books, given Lou Brissie's recent passing, my next read is going to be The Corporal was a Pitcher - forgot it was on the shelf until I read his obit.  [/IMG]
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