The Cardinals of Cooperstown, Second Edition: Featuring Legends from the Cardinals, Browns, and Negro League Stars (Reedy Press) is like a new model of a classic car: a trusted name from the original version but with updated stories, features and pictures. Like its best-selling predecessor, the second edition serves as richly illustrated compendium of baseball immortals in profile. As an update, this book celebrates the newest inductees into baseball's hallowed Hall--managers Tony LaRussa and Joe Torre, an MVP Cardinal third baseman. Also highlighted are St. Louis Browns Hall of Famers, led by the legendary first baseman George Sisler, and enshrinees from the city's Negro League team St. Louis Stars, which included the great James "Cool Papa" Bell and Goose Goslin. New stories, new rare photographs, and new discoveries about the St. Louis connections to Cooperstown make this edition a "must have" for all St. Louis baseball fans.
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The controversial baseball figure, presently manager of the Oakland A's recalls his turbulent years as player or manager with the winning Yankees, Twins, Tigers, and Rangers.
Encyclopedia of Baseball Managers
In 1935, he played on the American League All Star Team.From sandlot baseball, to the big leagues, to the front office of one of the longest enduring family franchises in baseball history, this is the story of a lifelong journey in baseball ...
Baseball s greatest manager through his early struggles and big break
A biography of the personal and professional life of Charles Dillon Stengel following his career through minor and major league play and his forty years as a team manager.
ballplayer and manager extraordinary. Drawing on his exclusive access to many of Casey's childhood and sports friends, Maury Allen re-creates Stengel's fantastic career with lively humor and warm affection.
The Man in the Dugout: Fifteen Big League Managers Speak Their Minds
Author David Pietrusza profiles ten of the greatest managers the game of baseball has seen, including legends such as Casey Stengel, and today's most successful field generals, such as the Braves' Bobby Cox.
Fact and fiction are combined to tell what happened to Casey and the Mudville Baseball Team.