Monday, December 12, 2005

A Word from Our Sponsor

A Word from Our Sponsor

Here are the books I have published since I started Baseball Press Books. All are still in print, and for sale. Every month or so, I’ll post this price list for the connivance of new readers, and those I’ve missed on my mailing list. These are some of the best baseball books ever published, and, needles to say, should be in every baseball fan’s library.

Price List for Baseball Press Books Titles:

  • The Early Coast League Statistical Record, introduced by Chuck Stevens & Roger Osenbaugh
A complete Pacific Coast League encyclopedia, for years 1903-1957. Major essays on how it was to be a player, by former Coast League players Chuck Stevens & Roger Osenbaugh. Complete stats for every player in the league, presented in year-by-year, team-by-team format, with 13 batting categories and 15 for pitchers. Also included leader boards, season and lifetime record holder, league officials, playoff records and attendance figures for the 1919-1957 period by club. Many of the statistics have never been published before.
310 pages $39.95 from Baseball Press Books

  • The Historical Register Fourth Edition, compiled by Numerous SABR Members
This work presents the complete career records( major, minor and independent leagues, even semipro( of baseball greatest players, from Alexander Cartwright through Ryne Sandberg. In all, career records of 740 players. Every Hall of Famer, including Negro Leagues players, and virtually every near Hall of Famer that ever donned spikes. The most complete career records ever published( by far! Literally thousands of new lines of never-before-published data. There has never been a book like this one! Now in Fourth Edition!
460 pages $49.95 from Baseball Press Books


  • The New SABR Guide to Minor League Statistics, edited by Carlos Bauer & Bob McConnell
A guide to the material contained in virtually every baseball guide since 1877, giving page number and what stats included by league. This new listing includes stats contained in the Baseball America Almanac. Also listed are final league averages for The Sporting News & Sporting Life, and what box scores were published yearly by those two papers. Additionally, there is a twenty-page list of final league averages that have been compiled by individual researchers, and microfilm holdings at selected libraries around the country.
206 pages $21.95 from Baseball Press Books


  • The All-time Japanese Baseball Register, by Carlos Bauer
For the first time ever in English: The complete statistical record of all the great Japanese and American players who appeared in Japan since the inception of the Japan Pro Baseball League in 1936 through the 1999 season. Over 950 players career records in Japan, all with complete stat lines (13 categories for batters, and 15 for pitchers) in an easy-to-read format.
320 pages $29.95 from Baseball Press Books


  • The 2003 Japanese Major & Minor League Statistic Report
For the Second Year: The complete statistical record of every player who stepped onto the field in Japan. Complete statistics: 13 categories for batting; 17 categories for pitching. Additionally, complete bio material: Full name, date of birth, height, weight, bats, throws. Everything a guide should be. Used by the majority of major league clubs.
64 pages $13.95 from Baseball Press Books


  • The 2002 Japanese Major & Minor League Statistic Report
For the Second Year: The complete statistical record of every player who stepped onto the field in Japan. Complete statistics: 13 categories for batting; 17 categories for pitching. Additionally, complete bio material: Full name, date of birth, height, weight, bats, throws. Everything a guide should be. Used by the majority of major league clubs.
64 pages $13.95 from Baseball Press Books


  • Early Dreams, by David Nemec
Noted baseball researcher David Nemec has written what can only be described as one of the great works of baseball fiction. Even if you are not one for fiction, this book will change your mind. Early Dreams captures the way of life of 19th Century ball. Reads as if it were non-fiction. And, with all books by David Nemec, you will learn a great deal of history. This will someday be viewed as a milestone in baseball fiction.
174 pages $15.95 from Baseball Press Books


  • The Coast League Cyclopedia, by Carlos Bauer
Patterned after the Macmillan Baseball Encyclopedia. Every batter, pitcher & manager, with complete stat lines, plus standings, league leader boards, etc. Complete biographical information for every PCL player, 1903-57.
1,160 pages, 3 volumes $125.00 from Baseball Press Books, includes postage Only several copies remain


  • The Senior League Encyclopedia, compiled by Jay Walker
This work presents the complete history and complete statistics for the Senior Baseball League of 1989-90 and 1990-91. The two-year experiment failed, but many well-known players participated, including Amos Otis, Willie Aikens, Pete Lacock, Ozzie Virgil, Jon Matlack, Milt Wilcox, Len Barker, and a long etc. Contents include a history of the league, team profiles, teams statistics, player, pitcher and manger register sections.
170 pages $22.95 from Baseball Press Books

  • World Series Baseball, by Carlos Urbano
A baseball board game, played with either a scientific calculator or three ten-sided dice (not included). This game comes with game boards on cardboard, instructions, and 32 all-time great teams. Also included are instruction for rating player teams and leagues. Fabulous for recreating minor league seasons & Negro League all-star teams. A unique item from the infamous Carlos Urbano.
60 pages $9.95 from Baseball Press Books



All books are shipped Media Mail, and shipping & handling is $5.00 for first book, and then $2.00 per book (Canada $5.00 per book). All orders must be in U. S. Funds. California residents must include 8.25% sales tax. E-mail us for other rates: carlosb@simplyweb.net


Make all checks of money orders out to Baseball Press Books & send to:

Baseball Press Books
P. O. Box 22493
San Diego, CA 92192-2493

2 Comments:

Blogger I. Baly said...

I recently purchased "The Early Coast League Statistical Record" and "The Coast League Cyclopedia."

Thanks for the time you took in putting these invaluable resources together! Your hard work is really appreciated.

I am also interested in individual fielding stats for PCL players. Are these stats available?

10:41 AM  
Blogger KJOK said...

Can some explain the differences between "Early Coast League Statistical Record" and "Coast League Cyclopedia"?

4:33 PM  

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