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Examines in detail the 1890 and 1891 major-league seasons, recapturing a colourful era when club owners quarrelled, players berated umpires, sportswriters criticised and ridiculed both owners and players, and the National Game, as it was universally called, made halting progress toward the sport and business it became in the twentieth century.

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Examines in detail the 1890 and 1891 major-league seasons, recapturing a colourful era when club owners quarrelled, players berated umpires, sportswriters criticised and ridiculed both owners and players, and the National Game, as it was universally called, made halting progress toward the sport and business it became in the twentieth century.
Autorenporträt
Charles C. Alexander, Distinguished Professor of History Emeritus, Ohio University, has written 14 books, the last eight of which have dealt with American baseball history. He lives in Hamilton, Ohio.