Kaplan, Jim

Photographs and text help chronicle the history of New England, discussing how the region developed, who the key figures in the formation of the area were, and how it has changed throughout history.

A spectacular fielding play does more than turn a hit into an out. It stuns the oppostion, and can turn the inning--if not the game completely around. Fielding a baseball is the rare sporting act that requires a special ambidexterity--catching with one hand, throwing with the other. It's all guts and insticts and reflexes.