The Redheaded Outfield and Other Baseball Stories - Grey, Zane
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This collection is a heartfelt homage to baseball's golden age, penned by one of America's most beloved storytellers. Zane Grey steps away from the Western frontier to dive into the ballparks and dusty diamonds of early 20th-century America, where baseball is more than a sport-it's a way of life. From small-town sandlots to semi-professional leagues, these stories brim with humor, rivalry, unexpected heroes, and the timeless joy of the game. Through a series of vivid and character-driven tales, Grey explores not only the action of the game itself but also the dreams, hopes, and everyday…mehr

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This collection is a heartfelt homage to baseball's golden age, penned by one of America's most beloved storytellers. Zane Grey steps away from the Western frontier to dive into the ballparks and dusty diamonds of early 20th-century America, where baseball is more than a sport-it's a way of life. From small-town sandlots to semi-professional leagues, these stories brim with humor, rivalry, unexpected heroes, and the timeless joy of the game. Through a series of vivid and character-driven tales, Grey explores not only the action of the game itself but also the dreams, hopes, and everyday struggles of the players who live and breathe baseball. Whether it's a redheaded trio in the outfield, a rookie with everything to prove, or a fading legend chasing one last moment of glory, each narrative resonates with authenticity and heart. This collection is a nostalgic treasure for baseball lovers and fans of classic American fiction alike.
Autorenporträt
Zane Grey was a popular American author known for his Western novels. Born in 1872, he helped shape the myth of the American frontier with books like Riders of the Purple Sage. His stories often featured rugged landscapes, adventure, and romance. Grey's works were widely read and adapted into many films.