by Harold M. Sherman

New York: Grosset & Dunlap. (1928).

First edition.

Paperclip stain to the front endsheets, spine ends mildly crimped, else a near fine copy in red cloth with black titles and front cover diamond device; in a very good, age-toned illustrated dust jacket with several tears, and chipping to the spine ends and flaps fold corners.

"Dolf Redding must learn the perils of debt before he can steal bases."--McCue, page 101.

The third book (of six) in The Home Run series.

Frontispiece illustration on coated stock.

Octavo. 308 pages; four pages of ads.

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