OT: What books are in your Sports Library???

[CampWest]

Re: OT: What books are in your Sports Library???

Just finished:
Willie Mays Aikens Safe at Home, by Gregory Jordan

A very good read. I do not read for leisure very often and when I do, it is usually a long, drawn out process. But this book I read over parts of two days and enjoyed every second of it.

If anybody in KC is interested, Willie Aikens is doing a series of book signings this weekend as well as a book discussion on Sunday. I hope to attend at least one of the events. If you are not in KC but are interested in a signed copy of his book, let me know and I'll see if I can take care of it for you. I can probably ask to have it personalized as well if you like. Not sure how many requests I will be able to accomodate though, if time is restricted or there is a big line.

email me at
wescampbell (at) everestkc (dot) net

[GoTigers]

Re: OT: What books are in your Sports Library???

Is anyone here a book collector/expert? I inherited some first editions (i think) and would like to get an idea of value, if anyone could help.

[earlywynnfan]

Re: OT: What books are in your Sports Library???

Is anyone here a book collector/expert? I inherited some first editions (i think) and would like to get an idea of value, if anyone could help.

I'd google r. plapinger.

Ken
earlywynnfan5@hotmail.com