Sports in Cleveland

Whether football or baseball, golf or track, sports have played an important part in Cleveland's history. Bob Feller, Jesse Owens, Bill Veeck, Larry Doby, Lou Boudreau, Jim Brown, Bob Lemon, Hank Greenberg -- they are only a few of the hundreds of personalities who have made Cleveland one of the great sports capitals in the country. Over 150 photographs bring alive the proud tradition of sports in Cleveland."The book, written with a keen interpretive sense, documents how sports began from disorganized, confined contests to their present incarnations as near religions." -- The Plain Dealer

JOHN J. GRABOWSKI is curator of manuscripts at the Western Reserve Historical Society. He is co-editor of and contributor to Cleveland: A tradition of Reform and co-editor (with David D. Van Tassel) of The Encyclopedia of Cleveland History (Indiana University Press, 1987).

Editors' Preface
Preface
Introduction
Sport in the Preindustrial City, 1796-1865	p. 1
Teams, Time, and Money: Nascent Modern Sports in Cleveland, 1860-1920	p. 6
Everybody's Games Are Good Business in Cleveland, 1920-1945	p. 40
Social Mirror, Economic Engine, and Civic Asset: Postwar Sports in Cleveland, 1946-1990	p. 83
Index	p. 147
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