Museum of Baseball Wire Photos
Museum of Baseball Wire PhotosAvid baseball fan since 1968 who still gets a thrill from seeing the baseball cards of my youth and the glossy wire photos that were published in the papers.
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Jim Bouton in Wire Photos and Topps Cards, Part 2
1967, One career in free-fall, the other ascending. Bouton sent to the minors for much of the year. Only throws 44 innings in New York. A star might be rapidly dimming, but a writer is born. Bouton pens a piece for Sport magazine, entitled ...
Jim Bouton in Wire Photos and Topps Cards
When Jim Bouton wrote the most notorious baseball book in history, it wasn’t received this way because of the use of four-letter words or anything. Unless you were a purist of the game. Then “Ball” and “Four” also equaled three strikes agai...
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Avid baseball fan since 1968 who still gets a thrill from seeing the baseball cards of my youth and the glossy wire photos that were published in the papers.
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