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Pitching In A Pinch : Or, Baseball From The Inside
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- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5An inside baseball book by one of the all time greats. If you are a baseball fan or have a particular interest in the "dead ball era" then you should get your hands on this book. It is a fast read too.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5It's interesting to read this more than 100 years after the fact. Mathewson was a huge star at the time, the idol of nearly every boy in the country. Also, it wasn't ghost written, he was one of the very ver few college educated baseball players at the time. Fun hearing him talk about the other players and teams in the vernacular of the day
- Rating: 2 out of 5 stars2/5It saddens me greatly to give this book such a dismal review. This is a book that I had hoped to like much more than I actually did; however, I suppose you don't pick up expecting or hoping not to like it. Regardless, I found the book extremely difficult to get through. The book it considerably antiquated, the writing style somewhat inaccessible. There are some anecdotes that are mildly entertaining, it was interesting to learn that the game was played at a different level than it is currently - players beaned int he head unconscious and hospitalized for days return to the game without a thought. But over all its not a very compelling book and unbelievably difficult for me to get through.