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When the National Baseball Hall of Fame inducted its first class of players in 1936, Ty Cobb received more votes than any other playereven more than did fellow inductee Babe Ruth.

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A study of gliding, exploring how and why a glider flies. Written by a gliding instructor, it seeks to demystify the theory behind the subject. This fourth edition is updated to include developments in technology and high-performance gliders.

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Charts an exciting new era in Australian boxing between the years 2000 to 2009, a time of promise and hope. Out of this decade came the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games and a group of newly blooded fighters arrived. Impressive performances at the highest level helped push boxing back into the spotlight.

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Each entry provides information on who typically plays the game in that culture, what the object of the game is, what the symbolism behind the game is, the equipment needed to play the game, and the rules for playing it.

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Lawrence, an economist, football fan, and official, is an authoritative and astute critic of what is wrong with football in higher education as regulated by the NCAA.

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Offers the most comprehensive examination to date of how the NCAA has lost its way in the governance of intercollegiate athletics - and why it is incapable of achieving reform and must be replaced.

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A light-hearted look at the lockkeeper's job, be it a rural little lock on the canals, or an ultra-modern affair at a huge marina. Jake Kavanagh presents a humorous survey, in cartoons and anecdotes, of the scrapes people get into when trying to use locks.

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VILLAGE CRICKET is an examination of Englishness, and a portrait of the nature of our best-loved sport - quirky, elusive, funny, friendly, and socially fulfilling.

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25th February 1995
The Dark Destroyer vs the G-Man
Nigel Benn and Gerald McClennan

Two men with a reputation to defend - a reputation for brutal, unforgiving combat both in the ring and outside it.

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A great Father's Day gift, this second volume of oral histories from former Major League Baseball Commissioner Vincent covers the 1950s and 1960s, the era when baseball expanded across the country. 40 b&w photographs throughout.

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A book of inspirational stories from Australian A-League football star Archie Thompson that shares his love of the game and his family through the highs and lows. He writes on everything from the importance of discipline and loyalty to how to build confidence in yourself and overcome life's challenges while enjoying the good times.

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A beginner's guide to the game of cricket. It tells of the story of a summer when a 'master' cricket obsessive teaches his novice 'pupil' the wisdom of the game. It is of interest to those who utterly fail to understand it and to those who need reminding why they fell in love in the first place.

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A memoir from the New York Giants player and Ewing's sarcoma survivor.

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Why will there never be another Bradman How do you win 33 games in a row Why did Zidane lose his rag on the world's stage Foraying into sport's leftfield, this title intends to ask the questions we rarely ask of our teams and players. It answers questions such as when is cheating really cheating Is the free market good for sport

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This is a splendid oral history of a time between World War I and World War II when Jewish athletes were the dominant ethnic group in professional boxing in the United States.

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