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The game has links to some of the most pivotal moments in American history as well as ties to the most well-known celebrities of all time. Baseball has its rightful place in literature, movies and music. This is all well-documented.
Well, we don’t want to spoil the ending for you, but pick up a copy of the book to find out how it ends.
Cassidy Lent is the manager of reference services at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
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#Shortstops: Words of a diverse game
Historic scorecard documents multicultural aspect of baseball.

Wartime books preserved in Hall of Fame Library
In just four years, the Council on Books in Wartime printed 123 million books, distributed worldwide for free to members of the armed forces, two of which are held in the Baseball Hall of Fame Library

#Shortstops: School yearbooks paint early picture of Jackie Robinson
Baseball researchers can now get a glimpse of Robinson in his high school and collegiate glory days through a recent donation to the Baseball Hall of Fame Library.

#Shortstops: Dinger the Dinosaur
Bobbleheads, like this one of the Rockies' Dinger, are featured throughout the Hall of Fame's collection.