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The Numismatist
Vols. 24-52 include the Proceedings of the American Numismatic Association Convention, 1911-39.
Tag! You're Hit!
Tag! Youre Hit is a novel that reaches deep into the sinister underworld of graffiti and real investigative police work. Hate Graffiti? So does this sniper! He hates taggers! Take a wild ride with Las Vegas Homicide Detectives Maria Garcia and Gil Radcliff as they are baffled by a recent wave of graffiti vandal murders and are drawn into a nail biting pursuit of serial killer Ben Morgan. Morgan, a military trained sniper, is a worthy adversary who cleverly covers his tracks, out thinks the police, and by using a myriad of intelligent techniques to throw off pursuit in several other cities is now in Las Vegas. One cant help liking Homicide Detectives Garcia and Radcliff as they hunt the killer and develop more than just a professional relationship. This book will please law enforcement and people who like authentic police/crime dramas. In this case the public can almost condone the killer's attitude toward graffiti vandals
Numismatist and Year Book
Vols. 24-52 include the proceedings of the A.N.A. convention. 1911-39.
Cracks in the Outfield Wall
The best-known story of integration in baseball is Jackie Robinson, who broke the major league color line in 1947 after coming up through the minor leagues the previous year. His story, however, differs from those of the many players who integrated the game in the Jim Crow South at all professional levels. Chris Holaday offers readers the first book-length history of baseball’s integration in the Carolinas, showing its slow and unsteady progress, narrating the experience of players in a range of distinct communities, detailing the influence of baseball executives at the local and major league levels, and revealing that the changing structure of the professional baseball system allowed the ...
The American Legion
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