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Book SynopsisRube Marquard's life was touched by success and scandal at nearly every turn. In 1906, the teenage pitcher defied his father and became a ballplayer, soon becoming the best left-handed pitcher in the game. This book gives for the first time the true story of one of the most colourful and controversial baseball players of the century.
Trade ReviewA good choice for sports shelves." —
Library Journal"Mansch...has thoroughly studied and ably presented this biography...capably recounts the life and times of Marquard." —
Nine"The great pitcher…comes to life in this well-researched history." —
Legends Sports Memorabilia"Gives full credit to Marquard's very respectable career...brings to light Marquard's off-field skill of self-promotion." —
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