Apr 05, 2012 05:54 PM EDT
Baseball’s Best Short Stories
by Dawn Raffel, Reader's Digest Editor at Large, Books
From the book: “Throughout the whole country nothing but the approaching series was discussed. Wherever civilization reigned, and in Jersey City, one question was on every lip: Who would win? Octogenarians mumbled it. Infants lisped it.” — P. G. Wodehouse
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