Where's Harry?: Steve Stone Remembers 25 Years with Harry Caray

Stone, Steve

ISBN 10: 0878332332 / ISBN 13: 9780878332335

Verlag: Taylor Trade Publishing, 1999

Beschreibung

Inscribed By the Author 0878332332 Price intact. No remainder mark. Book has been read and has an obvious spine slant. Book is inscribed to a previous owner by three different individuals on the title page. The first inscription is by Chip Carey (Harry Caray's grandson and one-time Cubs announcer) as follows: 'Hi (female name omitted)! Happy Mother's Day! Chip Carey.' The second inscription is by Barry Rozner as follows, 'To (female name omitted), The best mom of all time! Best wishes, Barry Rozner.' And the third inscription is by Steve Stone (former major league pitcher, Cubs announcer and current Chicago White Sox broadcaster) as follows, 'To (female name omitted), Happy Mother's Day, Steve Stone.' All of the inscriptions were done in black marker which has bled through to some extent from the title page to the copyright page. Buchnummer des Verkäufers 022278

Bibliografische Details

Titel: Where's Harry?: Steve Stone Remembers 25 ...

Verlag: Taylor Trade Publishing

Erscheinungsdatum: 1999

Einband: Hardcover

Zustand:Very Good

Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Very Good

Signiert: Signed by Author(s)

Auflage: First Edition.

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Book by Stone Steve

Críticas:

...without question a book worth reading. Chicago Sun-Times Caray's sidekick cuts loose with dozens of hilarious and incredible tales of Chicago's most popular sports personality. USA Today Baseball Weekly ...captures the fun, nostalgia, and occasional plain silliness that baseball is all about...qualifies as a great baseball book. If you loved Harry, or if you love baseball, read it. Chicago Tribune ...will appeal to fans of Caray and baseball who want to relax one last time with a genuine character of the game, and perhaps hum Caray's signature song, 'Take Me Out to the Ball Game,' after they're done. Kirkus 'Life with Harry was certainly never dull,' Steve Stone writes, and he proves the point in his anecdotal biography of the legendary sportscaster Harry Caray. -- Peggy Constantine The New York Times Book Review I hate to use an old cliche, but you can't put it down. -- Jim Riggs Jamestown Post-Journal