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USED BOOKS ON SPORTSSPORTS and OUTDOOR RECREATIONTitles that are blue underlined links will lead to a shopping cart if you prefer on buy on-line. These books are at fourth grade reading level and up unless otherwise indicated. All-Time Great World Series, by Andrew Gutelle.
All Aboard Reading, level 3. Color illustrations and photographs. Describes four of the
greatest World Series games ever. Pretty good condition. 1.00-U (A)
BIKE TRIPPING, by Tom Cuthbertson. Paper, pretty
good condition. All one needs to know about choosing and using a bicycle and riding it
through city and country roads, getting along with the elements, and taking trips with it.
1972. 172 indexed pages. BT-303. $5.00-U (B)
FOR ALL WHO LOVE THE GAME: LESSONS AND TEACHINGS FOR WOMENby Harvey Penick with Bud Shrake. Simon and Schuster, 1995, first edition, first printing. Hardcover with dust jacket. VG/VG. Price crossed out with black marker on jacket, four ink marks on front of jacket. Magnetic strip attached to inside of jacket back. Slight chipping on jacket near edges. Harvey shares the lessons he has learned from women golfers during his seven decades of teaching the game he loves -- golf. BT#535. $8.41-U (B)
How to Fish the Pacific Coast: a manual for salt water fishermen by Raymond Cannon. Flex cover with jacket. Lane Publishing Company (A Sunset Book), 3rd printing of first edition, 1956. 338 pages. VG-/G. The author shares his techniques for catching every Pacific Coast game fish --complete angling techniques for boat, surf, rock, breakwater, pier and dock. Contains 240 illustrations to aid in fish identification (Line drawings by Carla Laemmle ) Also included is a typed or reproduced paper, sunned with small tears at edges, by the author addressed to "My Reel, Reel Friends," in which he shares the secret of how to prepare and work his new bait discovery. This, too, is illustrated with line drawings. I don't know if it was included in every book sold or not, but evidently he included it in his books given to friends. Green flex cover is pretty stiff. There is a little color-flaking on front cover near spine. Corners are bent in. End papers are darkened under and opposite jacket flap. Ffep has inscription: To Mr. Charles Mandella, a life full of fun and good fishing -- Ray Cannon. (Dated 12/25/57). Jacket has moderate wear, especially at edges and corners, with some chipping and small tears. Use blue link above to purchase on Tom Folio's secure server. BT#2673. $17.50-U (B) Summer Gold: A Camper's Guide to Amateur Prospecting, by John N. Dwyer. Begins with a short history of gold mining in the United States and goes on to explain how to recognize gold ore and where to look for it. It lists the necessary tools and explains how to use them and what to do with the gold if you find any. Appendices provide information about such practical matters as staking and filing a claim and sources of equipment. Edge and a couple of pages have small stains. Front cover curls up a little. Otherwise in very good condition. 74 pages. BT-3352. $9.50-U (A) Soccer! How One Player Made the Pros, by Evelyn Kaatz. Follow Rick's life from his first soccer match at ten right on through to his life in professional soccer. Hardcover, first edition. Cover a little dirty and jacket is torn and worn. Otherwise in good condition. For late primary readers (chapter book level) or reluctant older readers. Full of black and white action photos. 10.00-U (B) World Series: The Great Contest, by Richard
Brenner. Hardcover, good condition, Weekly Reader book, 1987. 80 pages + score cards.
Black and white photo section. 5.00-U(A) |
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