Status
Available
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Collection
Publication
Sports Publishing LLC (1991), Edition: 0, Hardcover, 295 pages
Description
A nostalgic look at the team that brought major league baseball to San Francisco, the 1958 Giants. The books includes an oral history from each of the players, ranging from Willie Mays to Valmy Thomas, the first native of the Virgin Islands to play in the majors.
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Physical description
295 p.
ISBN
157167182X / 9781571671820
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