Baseball In Dallas (TX) (Images of Baseball)
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Publication
2004-07-19 - Arcadia Publishing
Language
English
Word Count
32,000 words, Guess
Page Count
128 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL7901340M
- ISBN-139780738532820
- ISBN-100738532827
- OCLC Control Number56088218
- Library of Congress Control Number2004105277
and 1 more
- Goodreads2956449
Classifications
- LCCGV863.T42 D354 2004
Description
The city of Dallas has a rich baseball history extending back to the 1870s when the professional game first found roots in Texas. In 1888, the Dallas Hams were a founding member (and first champion) of the professional Texas League. With the major leagues far away to the north, a relationship was established between the city of Dallas and one of America's premier minor league. It lasted on and off until 1971, when the Texas Rangers entered Major League Baseball. During that by-gone era, players like Curley Maloney, Jewel Ens, and Zeke Bonura were the heroes for countless local baseball fans. Hall of Famers Ted Williams (as manager), Fergie Jenkins, and Nolan Ryan all spent time in a Rangers' uniform. In more recent times, Ranger players like Rafael Palmeiro, Juan Gonzalez, and Ivan Rodriguez have become heroes to baseball fans across the nation.--amazon.com.
First Sentence
It is unknown when the game of baseball was first played in Dallas.
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