How we play the game: Why sports dominate American life by Richard Lipsky - 1981

189 Pages. First Edition by the full number line. No dust jacket.
This ex-library book about how American sports get into and tend to dominate life in America comes in gold boards with black lettering on the spine. The book's exterior has four lightly worn corners, the remnants of a sticker at the top left of the front cover, the library name stamped at the top and bottom closed book edges, and the normal library sticker at the bottom of its spine and lastly some soiling on both the front and back covers. The interior book has a number stamp at the bottom of the dedication page, the card holder inside the back cover, and one or two pages with one line underlined. Outside of these, however, there are no further visible detriments, distractions, or other extraneous markings throughout the book and thus all print and illustrations are in a well-preserved and enjoyable condition and the bindings remain tight and therefore sound.

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