Description
This is a collection of more than 170 photos and two dozen essays and which tell the 120-year history of baseball in the Pacific Northwest. The stories range chronologically from the origins of the professional game in the region in the 1890s through the account of the 2001 season of the Seattle Mariners and focus on baseball in Seattle, Portland, Spokane, Tacoma, and Vancouver, British Columbia.
A collection of more than two dozen essays which tell the 120-year history of baseball in the Pacific Northwest.
About the Author
Mark L. Armour is the author of Paths to Glory: How Great Teams Got That Way (Brassey's 2003) and Raincheck (SABR). His forthcoming Joe Cronin: A Life in Baseball will be published by UNP in Spring 2010.
Book Information
ISBN 9781933599021
Author Mark L. Armour
Format Paperback
Page Count 128
Imprint Society for American Baseball Research
Publisher Society for American Baseball Research
Weight(grams) 363g
A collection of more than two dozen essays which tell the 120-year history of baseball in the Pacific Northwest.
About the Author
Mark L. Armour is the author of Paths to Glory: How Great Teams Got That Way (Brassey's 2003) and Raincheck (SABR). His forthcoming Joe Cronin: A Life in Baseball will be published by UNP in Spring 2010.
Book Information
ISBN 9781933599021
Author Mark L. Armour
Format Paperback
Page Count 128
Imprint Society for American Baseball Research
Publisher Society for American Baseball Research
Weight(grams) 363g
