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THE LAND OF SAND AND COTTON: Texas, Workingmen, and Professional Baseball in 1888
Tells the origin story of Texas baseball, which culminated in Major League franchises and World Series championships in both Houston and Dallas-Fort Worth. A very different game was played in 1888, when there might really have been cowboys, gunfighters, longhorns, and horses around every corner. Illus.
Format: Hardbound
Pages: 292
Publisher: UNeP
Publishing status: Current
ISBN: 9781496245960
Item #: 9412557
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