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SOCIETY AMERICAN BASEBALL RESE, January 1987. Paperback. USED Good.

Cooperstown, NY and Kansas City, MO: Society for American Baseball Research. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1987. softcover. 0910137277 .

Cleveland, OH: Society for American Baseball Research. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1990. softcover. 0910137420 .

Garrett Park, MD: Society for American Baseball Research. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1989. softcover. 0910137382 . There is some wear along the spine. .

Kansas City, MO: Society for American Baseball Research. Very Good with no dust jacket. 1988. softcover. 0910137331 . The spine and top edge are browned lightly and the base of the spine has a minor bump. ; There is some wear along the spine. .

Cleveland Ohio: The Society for American Baseball Research, Inc, 1989. First Edition . Trade Paperback. Very Good. No edition or printing stated. Assume first. A few tiny brown spots on the spine, else fine.

Kansas City, MO: Society/Am Baseball Research, 1990. good. 147, wraps, illus., covers slightly scuffed. Published by the Society for American Baseball Research. Contains an article by Andy McCue on "A Modest History of Baseball Fiction, " an article by Luke Salisbury on "Baseball Fan's Notes, " and an article by Leverett T. Smith, Jr., on "The Realism of Roy Tucker." Also contains an interview with Jim Brosnan by Dick Johnson, as well as other articles and book reviews.

Kansas City, MO: Society/Am Baseball Research, 1989. very good. 128, wraps, illus. Published by the Society for American Baseball Research. Contains an article by Darlene Mehrer on "The Cubs as Literature, " an article by Gary Hailey on "The Business of Baseball, " and an article by Peter C. Bjarkman on "Women in Baseball History and Fiction." Also contains an interview with John Sayles by Dick Johnson, as well as other articles and book reviews.

Kansas City, MO: Society/Am Baseball Research, 1988. very good. John Thorn. 104, wraps, illus. Published by the Society for American Baseball Research. Contains an article by Glenn Stout entitled "Where Baseball Literature Begins--'Casey at the Bat. '" Also contains an interview with Roger Angell by Dick Johnson, as well as articles on minor league literature and on dissertations on the subject of baseball, as well as many other articles and book reviews.