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catalog abstract "Third volume in Dean A. Sullivan's series on the history of baseball. Through 114 contemporary documents, Late innings examines everything from Jackie Robinson's ground-breaking assault on the color barrier to Roger Maris's run on the home run record to the first stirrings of labor-management unrest in the 1970s. Late innings also looks at exciting on-field activities, the antitrust controversy, issues of expansion, the effect of television on the game, and several other points of interest swirling around baseball in postwar America.".
catalog alternative "Documentary history of baseball, 1945-1972".
catalog contributor b12433847.
catalog created "c2002.".
catalog date "2002".
catalog date "c2002.".
catalog dateCopyrighted "c2002.".
catalog description "Baseball in the Post-Landis Era -- Commissioner's Powers Diminished after Landis's Death (1945) -- Branch Rickey on Selection of Happy Chandler as Commissioner (1945) -- Rickey, O'Malley Purchase Half-Interest in Dodgers (1945) -- Report of the Mayor's Committee on Baseball (1945) -- Major League Baseball Addresses the "Race Question" (1946) -- Players, Owners Agree on Changes in Contracts, Game (1946) -- Minor Leagues Prepare for Future (1946) -- Reporter Alleges Strike Threat against Jackie Robinson (1947) -- "Pitch Spahn and Sain, Then Pray for Rain" (1948) -- Indians, Bearden Win Playoff Game to Claim American League Pennant (1948) -- Negro National League Disintegrates (1948) -- Chandler Reinstates Mexican League Jumpers (1949) -- Jackie Robinson v. Paul Robeson (1949) -- Yankees Win Pennant in Dramatic Fashion (1949) -- Controversies over Antitrust, Airwaves -- Organized Baseball, Government Quarrel over Broadcast Regulations (1949) -- ".
catalog description "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. Voters Narrowly Approve Stadium in Chavez Ravine (1958) -- Frick on the State of Baseball (1958) -- MLBPA Report on Salaries (1958) -- Dixie Series Threatened by Birmingham Racial Laws (1958) -- Second All-Star Game Approved (1959) -- Haddix Pitches Twelve Perfect Innings and Loses (1959) -- Formation of Continental League Announced (1959) -- Negro American League Nearing the End (1959) -- Los Angeles Wins Playoff, Goes to Series (1959) -- Review of Baseball: The Early Years (1960) -- Mazeroski Home Run Lifts Pirates to Stunning Series Win over Yankees (1960) -- Legislating Baseball -- NL Upholds Promise, Awards Franchises to Two CL Teams; AL Reneges (1960) -- ".
catalog description "Changes in Rules, Pitcher's Mound Approved at Winter Meetings (1968) -- Teams to Experiment with "Wild-Card" Hitter in Spring Training (1969) -- Bowie Kuhn, NL Lawyer, Elected as Interim Commissioner (1969) -- Baseball Encyclopedia Research Adds 715th Home Run to Ruth's Total (1969) -- Curt Flood Threatens to Retire after Being Traded (1969) -- New York Mets Stun Baseball, Win World Series (1969) -- National Labor Relations Board Rules Baseball Subject to Its Jurisdiction (1969) -- Flood to File Antitrust Suit against Baseball (1969) -- Counting Numbers, Dollars, and Rights -- "Baseball Seminar": The First Fantasy Baseball Game? (1970) -- Seymour Siwoff and the Statistics Revolution (1970) -- Owners Grant Players Independent Arbitration in New Basic Agreement (1970) -- Reaction to Jim Bouton's Ball Four (1970) -- Rose Crushed Fosse to Win All-Star Game for NL (1970) -- Umpires Strike during League Championship Series (1970) -- Hall of Fame Establishes Negro Leagues Committee (1971) -- ".
catalog description "Chapter 1. Baseball in the Post-Landis Era -- Chapter 2. Controversies over Antitrust, Airwaves -- Chapter 3. Baseball Moves West -- Chapter 4. Continental Divides -- Chapter 5. Legislating Baseball -- Chapter 6. Baseball Confronts Modernity -- Chapter 7. The Era of Labor Unrest Begins -- Chapter 8. Counting Numbers, Dollars, and Rights.".
catalog description "Design Flaws in Houston Astrodome Revealed (1965) -- Marichal Attacks Dodgers' Roseboro with Bat during Game (1965) -- Emmett Ashford Becomes First Black Major League Umpire (1965) -- William "Spike" Eckert Elected as New Commissioner (1965) -- MLBPA Executive Director Position Approved by Majors (1966) -- Baseball Press Release Costs Majors in Wisconsin Antitrust Suit (1966) -- "Chipmunks": New Breed of Sportswriter Emerges (1966) -- Koufax, Drysdale Agree to End Joint Holdout (1966) -- Review of The Glory of Their Times (1966) -- Red Barber Fired by Yankees (1966) -- Sandy Koufax Retires at Age Thirty (1966) -- Red Sox Complete Miracle Season, Win AL Pennant (1967) -- MLBPA, Owners Sign First Basic Agreement (1968) -- The Era of Labor Unrest Begins -- Major Leagues Agree on Divisional Play, Playoffs (1968) -- McLain Wins Thirty-First Game while Allowing Mantle's 535th Home Run (1968) -- Two AL Umpires Fired after Planning Union (1968) -- ".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references (p. 279-284) and index.".
catalog description "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) -- ".
catalog description "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 -- ".
catalog description "The Major League Perspective on Congressional Investigations (1961) -- Frick Places "Distinctive Mark" on 162-Game Home Run Record (1961) -- Satchel Paige MVP in Last East-West Negro All-Star Game (1961) -- Roger Maris Established Record with Sixty-First Home Run (1961) -- Major Leagues Vote Down Return of Spitball (1961) -- Giants Rally in Ninth to Beat Dodgers in Playoff (Again) (1962) -- American Association Latest Minor League to Be Dismantled (1962) -- Marichal Bests Spahn in Sixteen-Inning Pitching Duel (1963) --Preview of TV Special "A Man Named Mays" (1963) -- NL Wins Only Latin All-Star Game (1963) -- Charlie Finley Suggests Playing Night Games during World Series 1963) -- Jim Bunning Throws First NL Perfect Game of Century (1964) -- Dodgers to Experiment with Pay Television (1964) -- "Phillies 6 1/2 Up With 12 to Play" (1964) -- Draft Approved, Commissioners' Powers Restored at Winter Meetings (1964) -- Baseball Confronts Modernity -- ".
catalog description "Third volume in Dean A. Sullivan's series on the history of baseball. Through 114 contemporary documents, Late innings examines everything from Jackie Robinson's ground-breaking assault on the color barrier to Roger Maris's run on the home run record to the first stirrings of labor-management unrest in the 1970s. Late innings also looks at exciting on-field activities, the antitrust controversy, issues of expansion, the effect of television on the game, and several other points of interest swirling around baseball in postwar America.".
catalog description "Washington Senators Forfeit Franchise's Final Game (1971) -- Cardinals' Owner Lectures Players on Virtues of Proposed Pension Plan (1972) -- Comment on the Supreme Court Ruling against Curt Flood (1972).".
catalog extent "xxi, 299 p., [12] p. of plates :".
catalog hasFormat "Late innings.".
catalog identifier "0803292856 (pbk. : alk. paper)".
catalog isFormatOf "Late innings.".
catalog issued "2002".
catalog issued "c2002.".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "Lincoln : University of Nebraska Press,".
catalog relation "Late innings.".
catalog spatial "United States".
catalog subject "796.357/0973/09045 21".
catalog subject "Baseball United States History 20th century Sources.".
catalog subject "GV863.A1 L28 2002".
catalog tableOfContents "Baseball in the Post-Landis Era -- Commissioner's Powers Diminished after Landis's Death (1945) -- Branch Rickey on Selection of Happy Chandler as Commissioner (1945) -- Rickey, O'Malley Purchase Half-Interest in Dodgers (1945) -- Report of the Mayor's Committee on Baseball (1945) -- Major League Baseball Addresses the "Race Question" (1946) -- Players, Owners Agree on Changes in Contracts, Game (1946) -- Minor Leagues Prepare for Future (1946) -- Reporter Alleges Strike Threat against Jackie Robinson (1947) -- "Pitch Spahn and Sain, Then Pray for Rain" (1948) -- Indians, Bearden Win Playoff Game to Claim American League Pennant (1948) -- Negro National League Disintegrates (1948) -- Chandler Reinstates Mexican League Jumpers (1949) -- Jackie Robinson v. Paul Robeson (1949) -- Yankees Win Pennant in Dramatic Fashion (1949) -- Controversies over Antitrust, Airwaves -- Organized Baseball, Government Quarrel over Broadcast Regulations (1949) -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "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. Voters Narrowly Approve Stadium in Chavez Ravine (1958) -- Frick on the State of Baseball (1958) -- MLBPA Report on Salaries (1958) -- Dixie Series Threatened by Birmingham Racial Laws (1958) -- Second All-Star Game Approved (1959) -- Haddix Pitches Twelve Perfect Innings and Loses (1959) -- Formation of Continental League Announced (1959) -- Negro American League Nearing the End (1959) -- Los Angeles Wins Playoff, Goes to Series (1959) -- Review of Baseball: The Early Years (1960) -- Mazeroski Home Run Lifts Pirates to Stunning Series Win over Yankees (1960) -- Legislating Baseball -- NL Upholds Promise, Awards Franchises to Two CL Teams; AL Reneges (1960) -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Changes in Rules, Pitcher's Mound Approved at Winter Meetings (1968) -- Teams to Experiment with "Wild-Card" Hitter in Spring Training (1969) -- Bowie Kuhn, NL Lawyer, Elected as Interim Commissioner (1969) -- Baseball Encyclopedia Research Adds 715th Home Run to Ruth's Total (1969) -- Curt Flood Threatens to Retire after Being Traded (1969) -- New York Mets Stun Baseball, Win World Series (1969) -- National Labor Relations Board Rules Baseball Subject to Its Jurisdiction (1969) -- Flood to File Antitrust Suit against Baseball (1969) -- Counting Numbers, Dollars, and Rights -- "Baseball Seminar": The First Fantasy Baseball Game? (1970) -- Seymour Siwoff and the Statistics Revolution (1970) -- Owners Grant Players Independent Arbitration in New Basic Agreement (1970) -- Reaction to Jim Bouton's Ball Four (1970) -- Rose Crushed Fosse to Win All-Star Game for NL (1970) -- Umpires Strike during League Championship Series (1970) -- Hall of Fame Establishes Negro Leagues Committee (1971) -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Chapter 1. Baseball in the Post-Landis Era -- Chapter 2. Controversies over Antitrust, Airwaves -- Chapter 3. Baseball Moves West -- Chapter 4. Continental Divides -- Chapter 5. Legislating Baseball -- Chapter 6. Baseball Confronts Modernity -- Chapter 7. The Era of Labor Unrest Begins -- Chapter 8. Counting Numbers, Dollars, and Rights.".
catalog tableOfContents "Design Flaws in Houston Astrodome Revealed (1965) -- Marichal Attacks Dodgers' Roseboro with Bat during Game (1965) -- Emmett Ashford Becomes First Black Major League Umpire (1965) -- William "Spike" Eckert Elected as New Commissioner (1965) -- MLBPA Executive Director Position Approved by Majors (1966) -- Baseball Press Release Costs Majors in Wisconsin Antitrust Suit (1966) -- "Chipmunks": New Breed of Sportswriter Emerges (1966) -- Koufax, Drysdale Agree to End Joint Holdout (1966) -- Review of The Glory of Their Times (1966) -- Red Barber Fired by Yankees (1966) -- Sandy Koufax Retires at Age Thirty (1966) -- Red Sox Complete Miracle Season, Win AL Pennant (1967) -- MLBPA, Owners Sign First Basic Agreement (1968) -- The Era of Labor Unrest Begins -- Major Leagues Agree on Divisional Play, Playoffs (1968) -- McLain Wins Thirty-First Game while Allowing Mantle's 535th Home Run (1968) -- Two AL Umpires Fired after Planning Union (1968) -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "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) -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "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 -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "The Major League Perspective on Congressional Investigations (1961) -- Frick Places "Distinctive Mark" on 162-Game Home Run Record (1961) -- Satchel Paige MVP in Last East-West Negro All-Star Game (1961) -- Roger Maris Established Record with Sixty-First Home Run (1961) -- Major Leagues Vote Down Return of Spitball (1961) -- Giants Rally in Ninth to Beat Dodgers in Playoff (Again) (1962) -- American Association Latest Minor League to Be Dismantled (1962) -- Marichal Bests Spahn in Sixteen-Inning Pitching Duel (1963) --Preview of TV Special "A Man Named Mays" (1963) -- NL Wins Only Latin All-Star Game (1963) -- Charlie Finley Suggests Playing Night Games during World Series 1963) -- Jim Bunning Throws First NL Perfect Game of Century (1964) -- Dodgers to Experiment with Pay Television (1964) -- "Phillies 6 1/2 Up With 12 to Play" (1964) -- Draft Approved, Commissioners' Powers Restored at Winter Meetings (1964) -- Baseball Confronts Modernity -- ".
catalog tableOfContents "Washington Senators Forfeit Franchise's Final Game (1971) -- Cardinals' Owner Lectures Players on Virtues of Proposed Pension Plan (1972) -- Comment on the Supreme Court Ruling against Curt Flood (1972).".
catalog title "Documentary history of baseball, 1945-1972".
catalog title "Late innings : a documentary history of baseball, 1945-1972 / compiled and edited by Dean A. Sullivan.".
catalog type "History. fast".
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catalog type "text".