The Chosen City: The Owner, the Players, and the New Hampshire City that Integrated Baseball in the United States

The Chosen City: The Owner, the Players, and the New Hampshire City that Integrated Baseball in the United States

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The Chosen City: The Owner, the Players, and the New Hampshire City that Integrated Baseball in the United States
  • The Chosen City: The Owner, the Players, and the New Hampshire City that Integrated Baseball in the United States
  • The Chosen City: The Owner, the Players, and the New Hampshire City that Integrated Baseball in the United States
  • The Chosen City: The Owner, the Players, and the New Hampshire City that Integrated Baseball in the United States
  • The Chosen City: The Owner, the Players, and the New Hampshire City that Integrated Baseball in the United States
The Chosen City: The Owner, the Players, and the New Hampshire City that Integrated Baseball in the United States

The Chosen City: The Owner, the Players, and the New Hampshire City that Integrated Baseball in the United States

Bill Ranauro
Paperback
History, Americas, United States, Sports Outdoors, Basketball
$25.99 $31.99
Before Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color line in the major leagues, two young Black men, named Roy Campanella and Don Newcombe walked onto a field in Nashua, New Hampshire, and quietly changed the history of American sport. The year was 1946. The team was the Nashua Dodgers. And the city that welcomed them became the first in the United States to field an integrated professional baseball team in the twentieth century. This is that story.

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