Baseball Joe of the Silver Stars

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Baseball Joe Matson has currently emigrated to Riverside with his family, in this introductory serial book of Baseball Joe. Joe is a perky country lad who likes playing baseball. We keep an eye on his job in the series, and his exciting mishaps, as he bonds with the Riverside’s local nine and becomes skillful, playing the spot he certainly likes, that of pitcher, are recalled here. When not in the field, Joe is helping his father in contrary to his adversaries who are attempting to thieve Mr. Matson’s equipment charters.

Lester Chadwick is a few of the many house assumed names made by the Stratemeyer Syndicate in the start to middle 1900’s, to write tales for the children. Contract authors, whom were kept to be anonymous under constricted confidentiality, were employed to author the stories in the series under different names, commonly multiple authors underwriting books to a specific series. Howard R. Garis is believed to have exclusively ghost-authored the 14-volume Baseball Joe series.

Howard Roger Garis was a writer from U.S.A., mostly known for a series of volumes, printed in his own name, that highlighted the character of Uncle Wiggily Longears, a charming senior rabbit. Howard and his wife were probably the highly notable children’s writers of the 20th century. A number of his series were illustrated by Lansing Campbell.

The Baseball Joe Series was composed using the pseudonym Lester Chadwick containing these volumes: Baseball Joe of the Silver Stars; Baseball Joe on the School Nine; Baseball Joe at Yale; Baseball Joe in the Central League; Baseball Joe in the Big League; Baseball Joe on the Giants; Baseball Joe in the World Series; Baseball Joe Around the World; Baseball Joe: Home Run King; Baseball Joe Saving the League; Baseball Joe Captain of the Team; Baseball Joe Champion of the League; Baseball Joe Club Owner; and Baseball Joe Pitching Wizard.
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