Cover; Title Page; Copyright Page; Contents; List of Tables; Acknowledgments; Introduction; 1. Baseball's Interminable Wars; 2. The Rise of Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis; 3. Baseball's Longstanding Gambling Problem; 4. The Financial Side of the Game; 5. Getting Fans to the Ballpark; 6. Trying to Make the Game More Popular; 7. Not a Perfect Game; 8. The Stars Are Realigned; 9. Competitive Balance and Its Discontents; 10. Owners versus Players; 11. Highly Paid but Exploited Players; 12. Hang On, the Minor Leagues' Bumpy Ride; 13. Baseball and Ethnic Diversity
14. Hilldale and the Negro Leagues in the 1920sEpilogue; Appendix 1; Appendix 2; Notes; Bibliography; Index
Summary
"Economic history of Major League Baseball during the pivotal 1920s"-- Provided by publisher
Notes
Machine generated contents note: List of Tables Acknowledgments Introduction 1. Baseball's Interminable Wars 2. The Rise of Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis 3. Baseball's Longstanding Gambling Problem 4. The Financial Side of the Game 5. Getting Fans to the Ballpark 6. Trying to Make the Game More Popular 7. Not a Perfect Game 8. The Stars Are Realigned 9. Competitive Balance and Its Discontents 10. Owners versus Players 11. Highly Paid but Exploited Players 12. Hang On, the Minor Leagues' Bumpy Ride 13. Baseball and Ethnic Diversity 14. Hilldale and the Negro Leagues in the 1920s Epilogue: The Roaring Twenties and Major League Baseball Appendix 1: New York Yankees Financial Records Appendix 2: Salary Data Sources Notes Bibliography Index
