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First printing. Genetic engineering has produced the most perfect man on earth - in brains and body - superbaby! There is nothing which he cannot do, and while he tries track, golf, boxing and chess, baseball becomes his game of choice, and in his first year in the majors he breaks all of the records. Interesting blend of fantasy and baseball, very uncommon in this first hardcover edition. Very good in very good dust jacket (old price inked on front endpaper, short closed tear to upper edge of dj, but a nice tight and straight copy.) .ISBN # 0-8402-11023 

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