Baseball in the Carolinas
Subtitle: 25 essays on the states' hardball heritage
By: edited by Chris Holaday ; with a foreword by Clyde King
Contributors: Holaday, J. Chris, 1966-
Publisher: McFarland
Published: 2002
Place of publication: Jefferson, N.C
Language: eng
Number of pages: 192
Subjects: Baseball -- North Carolina -- History; Baseball -- South Carolina -- History
Notes: Includes index
Table of contents: title: Greensboro, 1954 / Miles Wolff; title: Talent for the game / Chris Holaday; title: Last bus to Durham / David Beal; title: The smallest of them all / Chris Holaday; title: Shoeless / Thomas K. Perry; title: Tribute to a ballpark / Marshall Adesman; title: A Gaylord Perry story / Parker Chesson; title: Bobby Hipps / Hank Utley; title: Black professional baseball in North Carolina from World War I to the Depression / Bijan C. Bayne; title: Crash Davis in his own words / from interviews with Hank Utley and Chris Holaday; title: The all-time North Carolina team / Matthew Eddy; title: All-time South Carolina team / Matthew Eddy; title: Baseball, the heart and mind of America / David Beal; title: South Carolina and the AAGPBL / Robert H. Gaunt; title: A death of innocence / Thomas K. Perry; title: The 1947 Albemarle League playoffs / Parker Chesson; title: Judge Lew / Hank Utley and Chris Holaday; title: The game the way it ought to be / Marshall Adesman; title: A remarkable season / Leverett T. Smith, Jr.; title: Diary of a minor league season / Miles Wolff; title: A special doubleheader, July 4, 1911 / Parker Chesson; title: Triangle baseball, a Hollywood epic / Marshall Adesman; title: The Cannon Street All-Stars / Gene Sapako; title: An open letter to the residents of Fayetteville / Buck Rogers; title: Smiley / John Crabill