I have to admit that, at the end of September, it was difficult for me to think about anything besides baseball. The Nationals were first in their Division (no comments from Giants fans, please) and, at the last game of the season, I saw my first no-hitter.
Being thus preoccupied I, figured I had to find a way to turn my baseball thoughts into working thoughts.
Normally when I think of baseball and the law, I think of antitrust laws and famous cases such as the Black Sox Scandal in 1921.
But what else connects baseball and law?
I began to search the Library’s catalog for law titles pertaining strictly to baseball. Because, really, what true baseball fan can think of other sports come October? But was there even a subject heading for baseball in the K class schedule? Well, no. In fact, the only specific sports I found mentioned were Prizefighting, Horse Racing and Lotteries/Gambling.
So I limited my se