Game worn : baseball treasures from the games greatest heroes and moments by Wong, Stephen, Grob, Dave

Table of Contents: “…Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris ; Bill Mazeroski ; Nellie Fox ; Bob Gibson ; Pete Rose ; Willie Mays ; Sandy Koufax ; Roberto Clemente ; Tom Seaver ; Brooks Robinson and Frank Robinson ; Johnny Bench -- The knit era, 1972-1999. …”


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African-American athletes by Aaseng, Nathan

Table of Contents: “…. -- Florence Griffith Joyner -- Tony Gwynn -- Marvin Hagler -- Connie Hawkins -- Bob Hayes -- Elvin Ernest Hayes -- Marques Oreole Haynes -- Thomas Hearns -- Rickey Henderson -- Grant Henry Hill -- Chamique Holdsclaw -- Flo Hyman -- Allen Iverson -- Bo Jackson -- Madeline Manning Jackson -- Peter Jackson -- Reggie Jackson -- Derek Sanderson Jeter -- Jack Johnson -- Magic Johnson -- Michael Johnson -- Rafer Lewis Johnson -- Deacon Jones -- Marion Jones -- Michael Jordan -- Jackie Joyner-Kersee -- Lee Kemp -- Night Train Lane -- Buck Leonard -- Sugar Ray Leonard -- Lisa Deshawn Leslie -- Carl Lewis -- Ronnie Lott -- Joe Louis -- Karl Malone -- Moses Eugene Malone -- Willie Mays -- Willie Lee McCovey.…”


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The best players, games, and teams in baseball by Bryant, Howard, 1968-

Table of Contents: “…The one and only : Babe Ruth -- 42 : Jackie Robinson becomes a legend -- Willie's time : the greatness of Willie Mays -- Too good : six years of Sandy Koufax -- "Something for me, Mama" : Henry Aaron hits #715 -- Rickey Henderson : one of a kind. …”


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The history of bones : a memoir by Lurie, John, 1952-

Table of Contents: “…-- Splobs -- I've Run Out of Madeleines -- Flies Swarm All Around Me -- The Last Time I Saw Willie Mays -- My Friends Cover Their Faces -- John Lurie : Pathetic and Ignorant -- Voice of Chunk -- The Greg Popovich of music -- Rasputin The Eel -- It Never Hovered Above the Ground -- Giant Diving Bugs Bombing Our Faces -- Fifteen Minutes Outside of Nairobi There Are Giraffes.…”


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Game worn : baseball treasures from the games greatest heroes and moments by Wong, Stephen, Grob, Dave

Table of Contents: “…Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris ; Bill Mazeroski ; Nellie Fox ; Bob Gibson ; Pete Rose ; Willie Mays ; Sandy Koufax ; Roberto Clemente ; Tom Seaver ; Brooks Robinson and Frank Robinson ; Johnny Bench -- The knit era, 1972-1999. …”


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Clemente : el verdadero legado de un héroe inmortal by Clemente (Family

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Joe Morgan : a life in baseball by Morgan, Joe, 1943-2020

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The best of Rowan & Martin's Laugh-in by Schlatter, George, 1932-

Table of Contents: “…DISC 1: Show #3, February 5, 1968 : Goldie Hawn made her first appearance on Laugh-In and Tiny Tim returned to "Tiptoe Through The Tulips" as Cher did a romantic duet with Tim Conway, followed by a salute to censorship with appearances by Flip Wilson who introduced the phrase "Hit the ball, Willie" which he says to Willie Mays -- Show #9, March 25, 1968 : This Emmy Award-winning episode has Sammy Davis Jr. introducing "Here come da' Judge!" …”


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Baseball's Hall of Fame : Cooperstown : where the legends live forever by Reidenbaugh, Lowell

Table of Contents: “…Bill Klem -- Sandy Koufax -- Nap Lajoie -- Kenesaw Mountain Landi -- Tony Lazzeri -- Bob Lemon -- Buck Leonard -- Fred Lindstrom -- John Henry Lloyd -- Ernie Lombardi -- Al Lopez -- Ted Lyons -- Connie Mack -- Larry MacPhail -- Mickey Mantle -- Heinie Manush -- Rabbit Maranville -- Juan Marichal -- Rube Marquard -- Eddie Mathews -- Christy Mathewson -- Willie Mays -- Joe McCarthy -- Tommy McCarthy -- Willie McCovey -- Joe McGinnity -- Bill McGowan -- John McGraw -- Bill McKechnie -- Joe Medwick -- Johnny Mize -- Joe Morgan -- Stan Musial -- Hal Newhouser -- Kid Nichols -- Jim O'Rourke -- Mel Ott -- Satchel Paige -- Jim Palmer -- Herb Pennock -- Gaylord Perry -- Eddie Plank -- Charles Radbourn -- Pee Wee Reese -- Sam Rice -- Branch Rickey -- Eppa Rixey -- Robin Roberts -- Brooks Robinson -- Frank Robinson -- Jackie Robinson -- Wilbert Robinson -- Edd Roush -- Red Ruffing -- Amos Rusie -- Babe Ruth -- Ray Schalk -- Red Schoendienst -- Tom Seaver -- Joe Sewell --…”


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Home run derby. Volume two, Hank Aaron

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Game worn : treasures of baseball's greatest heroes and moments by Wong, Stephen, Grob, Dave

Table of Contents: “…Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris ; Bill Mazeroski ; Nellie Fox ; Bob Gibson ; Pete Rose ; Willie Mays ; Sandy Koufax ; Roberto Clemente ; Tom Seaver ; Brooks Robinson and Frank Robinson ; Johnny Bench -- The knit era 1972-1999. …”


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The Merv Griffin Show, 1962-1986

Table of Contents: “…Lionel Hampton, Tallulah Bankhead, Willie Mays ; July 18 & 19, 1966. Mort Sahl, Marion Williams, Dr. …”


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Late innings : a documentary history of baseball, 1945-1972

Table of Contents: “…Paul Robeson (1949) -- Yankees Win Pennant in Dramatic Fashion (1949) -- Controversies over Antitrust, Airwaves -- Organized Baseball, Government Quarrel over Broadcast Regulations (1949) -- The Effect of Television on Minor League Baseball Attendance (1951) -- Baseball Asked to Reinstate Joe Jackson (1951) -- Willie Mays Joins the New York Giants (1951) -- Celler Committee Begins Investigation of Antitrust Exemption (1951) -- Robinson's Heroics Put Dodgers in Playoff (1951) -- Bobby Thomson Home Run Clinches Miracle Pennant for Giants (1951) -- The Responsibilities of a Team Statistician (1952) -- Minor Leaguer Fans Twenty-Seven in Nine-Inning Game (1952) -- Minor League Head Forbids Signing of Female Players (1952) -- New Bonus Rule Enacted (1952) -- O'Malley Promotes Pay Television (1953) -- Boston Braves Move to Milwaukee (1953) -- Community Organization Pressures Yankees to Integrate (1953) -- Umpires Accused of Showing Off on Television (1953) -- Mantle Hits Tape-Measure Home Run in Washington (1953) -- Robinson's Interracial Barnstorming Team Banned by Bull Connor (1953) --Supreme Court Upholds Baseball's Antitrust Exemption (1953) -- Baseball Moves West -- Major League Owners Consider Ending Player Pension Plan (1953) -- Minor League President Warns of Slow Games (1954) -- Major League Baseball Players' Association Formed (1954) -- Mays, Rhodes Lead Giants to Victory in Series Opener (1954) -- Frick Updates Owners on Recent Baseball Litigation (1955) -- Ted Williams Fined $5,000 for Spitting (1956) -- Don Larsen Pitches Perfect World Series Game (1956) -- Review of The Fireside Book of Baseball (1956) -- Don Newcombe Wins the First Cy Young Award (1956) -- DeWitt Named Administrator of "Save the Minors" Fund (1956) -- O'Malley Buys Los Angeles Minor League Team and Ballpark (1957) -- Supreme Court Decision Casts Doubt on Baseball Antitrust Exemption (1957) -- Montgomery, Alabama, Institutes Racial Segregation in Sport (1957) -- Herb Score Seriously Injured by Line Drive (1957) -- Frick Overturns All-Star Game Vote (1957) -- Feller Defuses Controversy over Congressional Testimony (1957) -- Giants Agree to Move to San Francisco (1957) -- Burdette, Braves Interrupt "Normalcy" by Beating Yankees in World Series (1957) -- Continental Divides -- Mayor's Baseball Committee of the City of New York Established (1957) -- Richard Nixon Advocates True "World" Series (1958) -- Roy Campanella Paralyzed in Car Accident (1958) -- L.A. …”


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The Oxford book of ballads

Table of Contents: “…Cherry-tree carol -- Seynt steuyn and herowdes -- Dives and lazarus -- Thomas the rhymer -- Wee wee man -- Tam Lin -- Sir Colin -- Sir Aldingar -- Boy and the mantle -- Gil Brenton -- Sweet Willie -- May Colven -- Twa magicians -- Alison Gross -- Kempion -- Laily worm and the machrel -- King Orfeo -- King Henry -- Cruel mother -- Cruel sister -- Broomfield Hill -- Proud Margaret -- Clark Sanders -- Carpenter's wife (demon lover) -- Clerk Colvill -- Young Hunting -- Grey selchie of sule skerry -- Wife of usher's well -- Unquiet grave: Fragment -- Hind Etin -- Young Bekie -- Hynd Horn -- Earl Brand -- Douglas tragedy -- Willie and Lady Margerie -- Glasgerion -- King Estmere -- Fair Annie -- Fair Isabell of Rochroyall -- Child waters -- Gil Morrice -- Brown Adam -- Jellon Grame -- Little Mousgrove and the Lady Barnet -- Fair Janet -- Lord Thomas and Fair Annet -- Famous flower of serving-men -- Bents and broom -- Rose the red and white lilly -- Babylon -- Bonny Heyn -- Prince Robert -- Lord Livingston -- Young Johnstone -- Younge Andrew -- Gay goss hawk -- Brown Robin -- Fair Margaret and sweet William -- Twa brothers -- Cruel brother -- Edward, edward -- Son David -- Lord Randal -- Three Rauens -- Courteous knight -- Johny Faa -- Eppie Morrie -- Bonnie Annie Livieston -- Donald of the Isles (Lizie Lindsay) -- Shepherd's dochter -- Laird o'Ochiltree Wa's -- Baron of Leys -- Fair flower of Northumberland -- False lover -- Fa'se footrage -- Lord of lorn and the fals steward -- Lady maisry -- Katherine Jaffray -- McNaughtan (Johnny Scot) -- Bonny Earl of Livingston -- Sir Patrick Spence -- Lamkin -- Hugh of Lincoln -- Young waters -- Lord Douglas -- Mary Hamilton -- Clyde's waters -- Young Benjie -- Bonnie George Campbell -- Bailiff's Daughter of Islington -- Duke o'Athole's nurse -- Lowlands of Holland -- Trumpeter of Fyvie -- Bonny Barbara Allan -- Bonny brown girl -- Bewick and the Greme -- Outlaw Murray -- Robyn and Gandelyn -- Birth of Robin Hood -- Adam Bel, Clym of the Cloughe, and Wyllyam of Cloudesle -- Robyn Hode and the Munke -- Gest of Robyn Hode -- Battle of Otterbourne -- Chevy Chase -- Sir Andrew Bartton -- Johnie Armstrang -- Lament of the border widow -- Northumberland betrayed by Dowglas -- Johnie o'Cocklesmuir -- Dick o' the cow -- Jamie Telfer of the Fair Dodhead -- Geordie -- Kinmont Willie -- Jock o' the side -- Hobie noble -- Hughie Graham -- Lochmaben Harper -- Parcy Reed -- Braes of Yarrow -- Rare Willy -- Bonny Earl of Murray -- Burning of Auchindown -- Edom o' Gordon -- Death of Lord Warriston -- Lord Maxwell's last goodnight -- Fire of Frendraught -- Bonnie House o' Airle -- Bessy Bell and Mary Gray -- Baron of Braikley -- Battle of Bothwell Bridge -- Jolly beggar -- Gaberlunzie-man -- Johnie Blunt -- Cunning clerk -- Kellyburnbraes -- Room for a jovial tinker: Old brass to mend -- Merchant and the fidler's wife -- Unfortunate Miller; or, country lasses witty invention -- Crafty Miss of London; or, the fryar well fitted -- Fair lass if Islington -- Squire and milkmaid; or, blackberry fold -- Verses on Daniel Good -- Bristowe tragedie or the dethe of Syr Charles Bawdin -- Cumnor Hall -- William Bond -- Red Harlaw -- Three sailors -- Stratton water -- Duriesdyke -- Sir Halewyn -- Notes -- Index of titles.…”


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Modern scandals, 1904-2008

Table of Contents: “…November 29, 1979, and January 31, 1983, Baseball Commissioner suspends Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays for casino ties --…”


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Glory in the fall : the greatest moments in World Series history

Table of Contents: “…Dodgers : Billy Martin's game 7 catch, from: The era : 1947-1957 / Roger Kahn -- 1954 : Giants vs. Indians : Willie May's catch, from: A day in the bleachers / Arnold Hano -- 1954 : Giants vs. …”


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Mustique Island : a novel by McCoy, Sarah, 1980-

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Modern scandals

Table of Contents: “…Talmadge for money laundering ; November 29, 1979, and January 31, 1983: Baseball commissioner suspends Mickey Mantle and Willie Mays for casino ties -- 1980s : 1980: Biographer claims actor Errol Flynn was a Nazi spy ; February 2, 1980: Media uncover FBI sting implicating dozens of lawmakers ; April 27, 1980: Mobser's arrest reveals point shaving by Boston College basketball players ; Late July, 1980: President's brother Billy Carter registers as a paid agent for Libya ; July 28, 1980: Magazine reveals baseball star Steve Garvey's marital problems ; September 3, 1980: Congressman Bauman is arrested for liaison with teenage boy ; October 9, 1980: Bendix executive resigns amid rumors of a sexual affair ; December 7, 1980: Rita Jenrette's "Diary of a Mad Congresswife" scandalizes Washington ; April 15, 1981: Janet Cooke admits fabricating her pulitzer prize-winning feature ; May 23, 1981: Italian Justice Minister resigns because of crime connection ; May 29, 1981: Court finds that Ford ignored Pinto's safety problems ; September 10, 1981: Chicago Sun-Times reports that Cardinal Cody diverted church funds ; May 11, 1982: Philippine President Marcos forces the entire Supreme Court to resign ; August 6, 1982: Banco Ambrosiano collapses amid criminal accusations ; October 19, 1982: Car manufacturer John De Lorean is arrested in a drug sting ; December 16, 1982: Congress cites Environmental Protection Agency Chief for contempt ; April 25, 1983: German maagazine publishes faked Hitler diaries ; July 20, 1983: Congress members censured in House-Page sex scandal ; August 12, 1983-July 27, 1990: McMartin Preschool is embroiled in child-abuse case ; August 21, 1983: Filipino opposition leader Aquino is assassinated on return home ; January 25, 1984: Jesse Jackson calls New York City "Hymietown" ; May 2, 1984: E. …”


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Mustique Island by McCoy, Sarah, 1980-

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Mustique Island : novel by McCoy, Sarah, 1980-

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