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| 1 | Advance Selections | Addington, L.H.; | 1938 | | 2 | Advance Selections | Addington, L.H.; | 1938 | | 3 | Ted Williams Rookie of Year | Daniel, Daniel M.; | 1939 | | 4 | Uncle Robbie's Last "Boy"" | McGowen, Roscoe; | 1940 | | 5 | Casey in the Box | Berger, Meyer; | 1941 | | 6 | Winning By Striking Out | Smith, Red; | 1941 | | 7 | Casey in the Box | Berger, Meyer; | 1941 | | 8 | The Dodgers 1941: Today and Yesterday in Brooklyn Baseball | Hoard, Clinton H., ed.; Charles Dexter; | 1941 | | 9 | On Breaking Into Pro Ball | Bloodgood, Clifford; | 1941 | | 10 | The Mystery of the Missed Third Strike | Owen, Mickey; as told to Charles Dexter; | 1942 | | 11 | Red Flag in Brooklyn | Murray, Arch; | 1942 | | 12 | New Light On Owen's Mishap? | Danforth, Ed; | 1943 | | 13 | The Brooklyn Dodgers: An Informal History | Graham, Frank; | 1945 | | 14 | Foul Bawl | Turkin, Hy; | 1945 | | 15 | Casey For Higbe For Two Grand | Lardner, John; | 1946 | | 16 | No Black Ball for Black Jackie | Turkin, Hy; | 1946 | | 17 | Hugh Casey | Williams, Joe; | 1947 | | 18 | Nothing Like It | | 1947 | | 19 | Dodgers' Only Hit Beats Yankees 3-2, With 2 Out in Ninth | Drebinger, John; | 1947 | | 20 | Blind Man is Killed By Hugh Casey's Car | | 1947 | | 21 | They Let George Do It | Smith, Red; | 1948 | | 22 | The Brooklyn Dodgers: An Informal History | Graham, Frank; | 1948 | | 23 | Falstaff of Flatbush | McGowen, Roscoe; | 1948 | | 24 | Liquidation Notes | Lardner, John; | 1949 | | 25 | The Story of the Brooklyn Dodgers | Fitzgerald, Ed, Ed.; | 1949 | | 26 | | Bennett, Biff; | 1950 | | 27 | Ballplayers vs. Bobbysoxers | Morrow, Ross; | 1950 | | 28 | Fan Charges Hugh Casey is Father of Her Son | The Associated Press; | 1950 | | 29 | Wife Stands by Husband; Court Says Hugh Casey, Pitcher, Fathered Boy | U.P.; | 1950 | | 30 | Hugh Casey Ruled Father of Woman Bowler's Child | U.P.; | 1950 | | 31 | Casey, Former Star Pitcher, Kills Himself; Wife Hears Fatal Shot Over Telephone | | 1951 | | 32 | | | 1951 | | 33 | | Smith, Red; | 1953 | | 34 | Doomed Men of Glory | Davis, Mac; Illustrated By Reynold C. Pollack; | 1953 | | 35 | How I Learned To Win in the Majors | Erskine, Carl as told to Arthur Mann; | 1954 | | 36 | The Rhubarb Patch: the Story of the Modern Brooklyn Dodgers | Barber, Red, Pictures By Barney Stein; | 1954 | | 37 | Hugh Thomas Casey | Smith, Ira; | 1954 | | 38 | The Relief Pitcher is a Big Shot Now | Graham, Frank, Jr.; | 1956 | | 39 | When Richards Three-Hit Casey | Richman, Milton; | 1958 | | 40 | Baseball Goes To College | Bisher, Furman; | 1961 | | 41 | Heroes of the World Series | Silverman, Al; | 1964 | | 42 | "Here Come Hugh Casey!" | Silverman, Al; | 1964 | | 43 | That Damp Thing | Dexter, Charles; | 1965 | | 44 | The High Hard One | Higbe, Kirby; with Martin Quigley; | 1967 | | 45 | Hugh Casey - Joe Page | Shapiro, Milton J.; | 1967 | | 46 | Cy Found Hugh Casey a Merry Companion | | 1968 | | 47 | Cubs' Bullpen Flop Jogs Lip's Memory of Great Relievers | Munzel, Edgar; | 1968 | | 48 | Leo Describes 'Worst' Experience | Koppett, Leonard; | 1970 | | 49 | | Young, Dick; | 1970 | | 50 | Not So Good Old Days | Carra, Andy; | 1971 |
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