Richard Rambeck Books

Texas Rangers

By Richard Rambeck

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A team history of the Texas Rangers, resident to the Dallas-Fort Worth area since 1972.

Oakland Athletics

By Richard Rambeck

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A team history of the "A's," born in Philadelphia, resident in Kansas City, and now settled in Oakland, where for twenty years they have been highly successful.

New York Yankees

By Richard Rambeck

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A team history of the most successful professional team in the history of U.S. sports.

Detroit Pistons

By Richard Rambeck

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A history of the only professional sports team named after a part of a car.

Jim Abbott

By Richard Rambeck

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A biography of the California Angels pitcher who became the first player to make it to the major leagues with only one hand.

Hakeem Olajuwon

By Richard Rambeck

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Relates the basketball career of the Nigerian-born star center of the Houston Rockets who won his first championship after eleven seasons in the National Basketball Association.

Babe Ruth

By Richard Rambeck

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A biography of the baseball player who became famous as a home run hitter for the New York Yankees.

Anfernee (Penny) Hardaway

By Richard Rambeck

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Surveys the basketball career of the young point guard for the Orlando Magic, Penny Hardaway.

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