Publisher's Synopsis
This book examines the economic and social costs associated with organized sports in the early 20th century. Aflalo's thorough analysis covers topics such as stadium construction, professional athlete salaries, and the impact of sports on public health and education. This thought-provoking work provides valuable insights into the cultural and economic significance of sports in American society.
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