Martin Appel Books

Baseball's best: The Hall of Fame Gallery
Baseball's best: The Hall of Fame Gallery
When You're from Brooklyn, Everything Else Is Tokyo
Casey Stengel
Casey Stengel

By Martin Appel

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First Book of Baseball Rlb
First Book of Baseball Rlb

By Crown

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The first book of baseball
The first book of baseball

By Martin Appel, Crown

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Explains the history and rules of baseball.

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Batting secrets of the major leaguers
Batting secrets of the major leaguers

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A compilation of tips on batting including gripping the bat, learning the strike zone, bunting, concentrating, and hitting for power.

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Tom Seaver's all-time baseball greats
Tom Seaver's all-time baseball greats

By Tom Seaver

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Brief career biographies are presented for members of four "all-time teams," chosen by Tom Seaver, a baseball "great," himself.

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Tom Seaver's all-time baseball greats
Tom Seaver's all-time baseball greats

By Tom Seaver

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Brief career biographies are presented for members of four "all-time teams," chosen by Tom Seaver, a baseball "great," himself.

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Joe DiMaggio
Joe DiMaggio

By Martin Appel

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A biography of the baseball legend who hit safely in fifty-six games during the 1941 season.

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