“the American public deserves exposure to this book in public and school libraries, as do sports and fitness majors and researchers in academic institutions”—<i>ARBA</i>; “all the names and numbers you’ll need are in this year-by-year statistical summary of baseball in the Land of the Rising Sun”—<i>USA Today Sports Weekly</i>; “the first book in the English language to contain an exhaustive collection of data on baseball in Japan”—<i>Sports Collectors Digest</i>; “presents basic statistical information and listings for Japanese professional baseball from 1936 to 1997”—<i>The SABR Bulletin</i>; “detailed information”—<i>Reference & Research Book News.</i>

This book - the first in the English language to contain an exhaustive collection of Japanese baseball data - presents basic statistical information and listings for every Japanese professional baseball season from 1936 through 1997. The first part contains yearly breakdowns of team standings; qualifiers for batting and earned run championships; leaders in home runs, runs batted in, wins and strikeouts; all-star game results; Japan Series results; Best Nine selections; Gold Glove selections; and award winners. Sections on career records and single-season records are provided in the second part of this work. Appendices list no-hit, no-run games, Japanese Hall of Famers, and records of foreign tours of Japan by professional teams.
Les mer
Containing a collection of Japanese baseball data, this work presents basic statistical information and listings for Japanese professional baseball seasons from 1936 through 1997. It also includes appendices list no-hit, no-run games, Japanese Hall of Famers, and records of foreign tours of Japan by professional teams.
Les mer
Table of Contents Acknowledgments      Foreword by Wally Yonamine      Introduction      Part One: Season Summaries      1936 Season      1937 Season      1938 Season      1939 Season      1940 Season      1941 Season      1942 Season      1943 Season      1944 Season      1946 Season      1947 Season      1948 Season      1949 Season      1950 Season      1951 Season      1952 Season      1953 Season      1954 Season      1955 Season      1956 Season      1957 Season      1958 Season      1959 Season      1960 Season      1961 Season      1962 Season      1963 Season      1964 Season      1965 Season      1966 Season      1967 Season      1968 Season      1969 Season      1970 Season      1971 Season      1972 Season      1973 Season      1974 Season      1975 Season      1976 Season      1977 Season      1978 Season      1979 Season      1980 Season      1981 Season      1982 Season      1983 Season      1984 Season      1985 Season      1986 Season      1987 Season      1988 Season      1989 Season      1990 Season      1991 Season      1992 Season      1993 Season      1994 Season      1995 Season      1996 Season      1997 Season      Part Two: All-Time Records      Career Records      Single-Season Records      Miscellaneous Records      Appendix A: No-Hit, No-Run Games      Appendix B: Members of the Japanese Baseball Hall of Fame      Appendix C: Foreign Tours of Japan by Professional Teams      Bibliography      Index     
Les mer
“the American public deserves exposure to this book in public and school libraries, as do sports and fitness majors and researchers in academic institutions”—ARBA; “all the names and numbers you’ll need are in this year-by-year statistical summary of baseball in the Land of the Rising Sun”—USA Today Sports Weekly; “the first book in the English language to contain an exhaustive collection of data on baseball in Japan”—Sports Collectors Digest; “presents basic statistical information and listings for Japanese professional baseball from 1936 to 1997”—The SABR Bulletin; “detailed information”—Reference & Research Book News.
Les mer

Produktdetaljer

ISBN
9780786428410
Publisert
2006-07-30
Utgiver
Vendor
McFarland & Co Inc
Vekt
720 gr
Aldersnivå
G, 01
Språk
Product language
Engelsk
Format
Product format
Heftet
Antall sider
365

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Biographical note

Daniel E. Johnson is an award-winning writer and editor living in Penngrove, California. He has contributed to several books about Japanese baseball and writes on a wide variety of topics.