Explores the histories and cultural significances of America's most famous "green cathedrals" as well as looks at the changing social climate that accompanied baseball's rise from a minor sport to the national pastime. Reprint.
During a visit to the Chicago Cubs' Wrigley Field, cousins Mike and Kate investigate why someone has been tampering with the famous ivy vines growing on the outfield walls. Includes historical note. Simultaneous.
Cousins Kate and Mike visit Kate's father, a baseball scout for the Dodgers, in Los Angeles just as a series of suspicious events lead him to think that someone is trying to steal his scouting reports.
Mike and Kate must solve a mystery during a World Series between the Cubs and the Red Sox when someone starts ruining equipment, getting players in trouble, and even stirring up an old baseball curse.
Mrs. Hopkins smiled. “No, Mike, it's not the locker room. You need to ask more general questions until you've narrowed it down. Here's a hint. It's someplace you would like, perhaps around lunchtime.” “Mom, that's giving it away,” Kate ...
Batter up! Baseball action and exciting whodunits star in this chapter book series! Next up is Colorado! Mike and Kate arrive in Colorado to a ballpark covered in snow!
Also available as two separately published books: Ballpark cookbook: The American League, and Ballpark cookbook: The National League.
It's the eighth inning!
... the opener anyway, but the Dodgers lost to the Giants, who then also took the following two games. Five days after the season started, the rookie phenom Reiser was beaned by a sidearm fastball served by Ike Pearson of the Phillies.
It's the ninth inning!
"When Mike and Kate visit Detroit, someone is blackmailing the Tigers' famous slugger, Tony Maloney"--