No-Hitters: The 225 Games, 1893-1999

There are few more dramatic events in baseball-or perhaps in any sport-than a no-hitter. In the past 106 seasons, there have been 223 Major League no-hit games of at least nine innings, making the odds against such a feat approximately 1,600 to 1. The no-hitter is truly a special occurrence that has no equal on the playing field. In this book, each of modern baseball's 223 no-hitters are discussed in full. A brief profile and career record of eac...

By Allen Lewis
Paperback: 418 pages
Publisher: McFarland Publishing (February 15, 2000)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0786407220
ISBN-13: 978-0786407224
Product Dimensions: 7 x 0.8 x 9.8 inches
Amazon Rank: 5703380
Format: PDF Text TXT book

Download Premium Mirror

Westcott & Lewis have compiled a wonderful record of every no-hitter and perfect game from 1893 to 1999 in an easy to read, stat-filled format that has you riveted every time you pick it up to read. The research that went into this book is amazing an

Description
Read more

What a creative, original, unique approach. The recipes in this book are great, and it does a very good job of laying out the importance of protein, calcium, supplements, etc. They are destined to control the wyrd and fate of all mankind. This is an amazing book for the girls we adopted from foster care. Bought this for my 3 year old after purchasing one in a store for my 5 year old and not being able to find another one in the store. PDF ePub Text djvu ebook No-Hitters: The 225 Games, 1893-1999 Pdf Epub. Vaadin 7 UI Design By Example: Beginners Guide is an engaging guide that will teach you how to develop web applications in minutes. About exploitation of a small town and illegal aliens by Kosher Meat Industry. These and hundreds of other artistic questions are deftly answered in this chatty, blythely written book. Each chapter one phrase or a sentence is discussed. Jane has been called the Hans Christian Andersen of America and the Aesop of the twentieth century. As well, Bowen expertly analyzes the nascent confluence of television and football, a relationship nurtured by prescient NFL commissioner Bert Bell. He enjoys the vibrant illustrations throughout, and we like using it to help teach colors, numbers, etc. This book almost looks like someone threw it together in their back shed.