Lost Baseball Secrets

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Rare-baseball-books.com provides collectors items on baseball. For example, if you love baseball and you love The New York Yankees - then you've got to have the forgotten memoirs of Babe Ruth in your collection.

Baseball turned Babe Ruth's life around and made him into a National Hero. Babe became the most popular player in the history of baseball.

Babe has been admired by men & women alike from all walks of life. Writing his memoirs was his way of giving back to his grateful fans.

If you have any type of connection to Babe Ruth, whether you studied him thoroughly or if you've seen or heard only enough to know he was baseball's greatest � then Babe's Memoirs are a must have.

It is truly like having a one-to-one chat with The Sultan of Swat. Feel what it was like to be the as yet unknown Babe - a school-age boy living on the streets on Baltimore's river front.

Learn the Secret to Babe's pitching control. Connect with a wonderful moment in time as Babe recreates a typical road trip with the best Yankee team in baseball history.

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	Let�s take a look inside�
	* Feel what it was like to be the as yet unknown Babe; a school-age boy living on the streets on Baltimore�s river front � Pg 2 chapter I Truck-drivers were our enemies: so were the coppers patrolling their beats, and... read full editorial

	What value do you assign to a Babe Ruth collectable?
	World-famous Sotheby's premier auction house will be selling the 1919 contract selling babe ruth from the red sox to the yankees. that piece of paper is expected to bring more than half a million dollars ($500,000.00). Babe... read full editorial

	How i hit � by Mickey Mantle
	n 1956 Mickey Mantle authored a pamphlet that hasn�t seen the light of day in many years. In How i hit, you learn Mickey�s tips on just about every part of the game. The writing is straightforward and in plain language �... read full editorial