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Sports Encyclopedia of Baseball
The baseball record companion
The super book of baseball
The super book of baseball

By Ron Berler

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Surveys the history of baseball, from its origins and early years to the most recent World Series.

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Atlantic Records V1
Atlantic Records V1

By Ruppli

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Atlantic Records V4
Atlantic Records V4

By Ruppli

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The complete book of the Winter Olympics
The People's Health
The People's Health

By Milton J. Lewis

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Adam's Guide to Coding and Reimbursement, 1998 Update
Glenn Turner s century of centuries
Faster! faster!
Faster! faster!

By David F. Pelly

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