Have you ever read Zane Grey? Have you ever read a Zane Grey baseball story? Ya'll it's Field of Dreams time. The copyright is 1920 by Grosset & Dunlap, 1915 by Mc Clure Newspaper Syndicate!
When I tell you this girl thought she was in the stands every game, I mean story, it's true. There are several

This is a collection of short stories about minor-league and town baseball. The time frame is early in then 20th century, when the fields, particularly for town ball, had no fences and fans could come almost to the foul lines. Some of the story lines are predictable, and some of the writing is somew

I wasn’t expecting to like this book but I did, it made me laugh.

This is actually a short story about baseball, one of Zane Gray’s other interests besides the old west. It is a humorous look at baseball in the 1920’s. Imagine a team having three outfielders with red hair and personalities that had as much flair as their red hair. One of them had a reputation for

A really fun look back at the world of baseball when every town had several teams. These stories of minor league ball and town ball take you back. Neat read.

Light lunch-time reading.
Definitely sports nostalgia (or pre-nostalgia, since it describes a sports world of the 1920s or 1930s), pedestrian, and small-time.
I grew up watching the Pacific Coast League Los Angeles Angels, before the Dodgers moved to town, so, having liked some of Zane Grey's Westerns

Stilted and dated in places but good early baseball.

Well-written crisp narratives about minor-league baseball teams, with underlying plot device usually managers dealing with characters within and outside their teams.

Would have 5 stars except the Kindle edition has a few gaps and mis-imagings. Still, try to use an e-reader: much of the language is ar

Some rather interesting stories but not that big of a baseball fan.