Irish Americans influence in early baseball

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Irish Americans influence in early baseball

Posted By: Howard W. Rosenberg

Jerrold Casway's Ed Delahanty in the Emerald Age of Baseball has a lot to say about the rise of the Irish influence in baseball. Casway's a professor, so he's into social history.

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