Overview

Baseball player Ted Williams sought to become the greatest hitter who ever lived. There were more photos taken of Ted Williams, and more words written about him, than any other man of his time. He ruled for over 20 years, and his big league career spanned the age of Hollywood to the age of television. This compilation includes exceptionally well-written essays on Ted Williams by Glenn Stout, Stephen Jay Gould, David Halberstam, Donald Hall, George V. Higgins, Tim Horgan, Bud Leavitt, Bill Littlefield, Martin F. Nolan, and Luke Salisbury. There is also a treasure trove of more than 180 fascinating B&W photos of Williams throughout his career. Editor Dick Johnson is curator of The Sports Museum of New England.

ISBN-13

9780756779719

ISBN-10

0756779715

Weight

1.50 Pounds

Dimensions

8.25 x 0.50 x 10.50 In

List Price

$18.00

Format

Paperback

Pages

225 pages

Publisher

Diane Pub Co

Published On

2004-07-01



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