American pastimes the very best of Red Smith

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adam_text Contents Introduction: Red All Over by Daniel Oferent xix Prologue: My Press-Box Memoirs xxx BASEBALL 1934-1951 Dizzy Dean s Day $ Cards Trounce Reds for National League Pennant It Wasn t the Hits H Whose Color Compares with Resplendent Ruth s? A Toast to Coach Wagner 11 Benswanger Honors the Pirate Wlio Made Him Winning by Striking Out 14 Owen s Mitt Betrays Dodgers as Yanks Take Game 4 Big Man for His Size 18 Shortstop Bunny Griffiths Is a Major Minor Leaguer Spit Is a Horrid Word 21 Detroit s Tommy Bridges Eyes 200th Win Plagiarists from the Polo Grounds 24 Giants Steal from Dodgers Playbook in Ebbets Field Opener It s .Ml Genuine, Although Synthetic 2т Brooklyn s Red Barber Talks a Great Game Silvertooth Mike Is Right Again 30 Gonzalez Opens Door for Slaughter s Mad Dash Contents The Big Train, Westbound 33 Walter Perry Johnson, 1887-1946 Next to Godliness зу Cookie Swings for Fence, Ruins Bevens No-Hitter Pitching Takes Brains 40 A! Schacht Picks His All-Screwball Lineup Young Old Master 43 ]oe DiM aggio at 34 They Let George Do It 46 Large ¡arge Magerkurth Hangs Up His Blue Serge Jim Crow s Playmates 49 Branch Rickey vs. the Color Line The Babe 52 George Herman Ruth, Jr., 1895-1948 They Played It by Radio 55 Red Sox Make Playoffs But DiMaggio Makes Them Work A Nation of Hams <jg America s Pastime Mugs for the Camera One Vote for Will Harridge 61 A.L. President Makes Wise Call The Vacant Chair 54 Casey Stengel Paces Off the High Board 6? Phillies Nab First Pennant in 35 Years New Year s Baby -,0 Mickey Mantle, Age 19, Says Hello, New York! American Indian Day ~, Yanks Aíüe Reynolds Pitches No-Hit Pennant Clincher Contents Miracle of Coogan s Bluff 76 Bobby Thomsons Shot Heard Round the World The Real Amateur 79 DiMaggio Leaves the Game He Loves SPORTS IN THE FORTIES Gaelic Disaster 85 Army Levels Notre Dame, 59 to о The Lost Cause 89 Army, Navy, Commander in Chief The Most Important Thing 92 Yale s Band Is Two Steps Faster Than Harvard s A Whole Troop of Calverley 95 R.Í. State Point Guard Thrills Crowd at Garden Falling Off Mountains 98 Berkshire-Bound New Haven Line Makes First Postwar Ski Run The Strongest Lady in the World 101 Miss Dorcas Lehman, Weightli/ter Boxing s Elder Statesman 105 James J. Johnston, 1875-1946 The Pure in Heart 108 A Proper British Boxer Gets Nailed American-Style You Get a Funny Feeling no Tommy Bell Preps for Sugar Ray Robinson They Trut Him Good 113 Windy City Shoulders Graziano, a Roughneck and a Rowdy So Long, Joe 116 Joe The Champ Louis Meets Mr. Ten-to-One Contents Water-Fed Panther 119 Harry Wills Observes the Liquid Diet Videots 122 Fusari, Castellani, Dewar s SePhiico Rendezvous with Danger 125 Duke Nalon Wins the 500 The Old Man Earned His Pension 129 No Rewrite Possible for Grandest Story in Horse Racing Death of The Iceman ^2 George Monroe Woolf, 1910-1946 Love Story 135 First Whir!, Son ofWhirlaway, Makes Debut at Keeneland Belmont of the Backwoods ^g Sunshine Park, Between Tampa and Clearwater A Day of Beauty щ Jet Pilot Wins Kentucky Derby A Horse You Had to Like щ Remembering Seabiscuit Derby Day, Southern Fried j^g The Calumet Capers — Coaltown and Citation A Very Pious Story 2<μ The Christian Bettor: A Tale from the Track Super 154 Mr. Frank Keogh, Steward of Aqueduct Missouri Mortician ^ Herman Keiser Undertakes the Masters Kings Get In Free !бо Olympic Torch Lights Up Wembley Stadium Contents FISHING FOR TROUT Opening Day 167 A Foursome Tackles the Banks of the Beaverkill The Rills of Home 170 A Lovely Spring Morning in That Stream Just Out Back Young Man with Fly Rod 273 A High-Summer Saturday with Mr. S.G.H. and Son Somewhat Like Poetry ¡76 The Lessons of a Sunday on the Ncversink River No Orchestral Din 179 Fifty Strikes a Day Rainbow in the Dust 182 Catch and Release in a Desert Swimming Pool The Brakes Got Drunk 185 A Truckload of Happiness Up in the Andes Laughing River 188 The Beaverkill Chuckles at the Greenhorn with a Fly Rod SPORTS IN THE FIFTIES Grimacing Greyhound 193 Five Thousand Meters of Agony with Emil Zátopek Airborne Parson 196 The Rev. Bob Richards Vaults for Heaven Golf Is a Gentleman s Game 198 But is Sam Snead a Gentleman? Basketball in a Cage 201 Doing Time for Dumping Games Contents Biological Urge 204 The Need to Be in on the Action Pattern of Violence 20J Sugar Ray Robinson Survives Randy Turpin Night for Joe Louis 210 Rocky Marciano Knocks the Oíd Man Out Still Life 213 End of the Road, for]. J W., by R. F. Marciano Cheap at Half the Price 215 A Retirement Package for Jersey Joe Walcott The Fight Club Upstairs 218 Beecher s Gym in Broumsuiiie Is Boxing s Spawning Place Relentless Defender 221 Archie Is One Tough Turtle But Rocky CracL· His Shell Two Champs on the Ropes 224 Ray Closes Basilio s Eye But Can t Close the Dea! Patterson s Man 227 A Confused Cus D Amato Puts Up His Dukes That Old Mary Ann 230 Max Baer, 1909-1959 Circus on Ice 233 Rangers, Canadiens Face Off at the Garden Top Dogs 236 Best in Breeds and Breeders Strut at Westminster Kennel Club One Red Rose 239 The Green Kid on Middieground Piucfes α Derby Trophy A Gold Cup 242 Bringing It Home from Louisville, Courtesy Count Turf Contents The Swiftest Halfwit 245 Whirlaway and His World Great, Glittering, Gilded Fleshpot 248 Cutting the Ribbon at the New Aqueduct Sportsmen of the Fifties 251 Singular Acts of Greatness Redeem a Tainted Decade BASEBALL 1952-1961 The Mother Tongue 257 A Wannabe Sportswriter Makes His Pitch A Chapter Closes 260 But Willie Mays Story Is fust Begun Dept. of Emotional Reactions 263 Dodgers Carl Erskine Wrests Game 5 from Yanks A Bus Named Adolphus 266 The Cards New Prexie Travels in Style A Real Rough, Lovely Guy 269 The Late Bill Cissell and His Bad-Boy Ways Like Rooting for U.S. Steel 272 Martin s Hit in gth Wins Yanks 5th Series in a Row And Take d Batboy Witcha! 27s Statistics Prove Basebali a Scandalous Dawdle The Color of Money 2-78 Will Yankees Elston Howard Make Lineup in Birmingham? Knothole of Memory 281 My Old Home Team, the Green Bay Bays Straws in the Pasture 284 Is the Pastime Passé? ni Contents All Guys Finish at Last 287 Leo Durocher Leaves the Polo Grounds Curtain Call 290 Branch Rickey Was a Baseball Man, and More Connie, As Ever Was 293 Cornelius McGillicuddy, Sr., 1862-1956 The Name Is Averill 296 Earl Sr. Was Bad for Pitchers Connoisseur of Bottles 299 The Giants Whitey Lockman Dodges Glassware in Philly Ted Williams Spits 302 The Kid Doesn t Suffer Fools Cheaply Perfection 305 Larsen s Feat a First in Any Series Wake for a Ball Club 3o8 The Late, Great New York Giants East Goes West and League Goes South 311 N.L. President Makes Disastrous Call Man You Listen To 314 Phil Rizzuto Speaks from Experience Hutch and The Man 317 Musiał Won t Save Record-Book Hit for Hometown Crowd Pity the Poor Umpire 320 The Major Leagues vs. the Bean Ball A Demigod of Picturesque Grace 323 Napoleon Lajoie, 1874-1959 His Last Bow? 326 Casey Stengel at 70 Contents 59 Homers and Counting 329 Maris Chases Babe Ruth s Ghost SPORTS IN THE SIXTIES Bike Ride 335 The Mad Pursuit of the Maiïïot Jaune Who Broke the Tape? 338 A Relay as Tangled as a Plate of Spaghetti Subway Alumni 341 The Secret Notre Darners of New York The Hessians 344 Buck Shaw s Eagles Eye Third NFL Championship Skinning the Sacred Bear 347 Packers Roll in the Snow and the Dough One Drunk, Unarmed 350 A Nation in Mourning and a Game for Children Fight Night New York 352 Fridays at the Garden in the 40s and 50s Most Alone 355 Patterson s Year in the Wilderness The Road Back to Göteborg 358 The Fiovd-Ingo Street Fight, Resumed Death of a Welterweight 361 Benny Paret and the Case Against Boxing I m the Greatest 364 Cassius Clay Wins Bragging Rights from Sonny Liston Greaseniks 367 The Grand Prix of Endurance Racing xiv Contents The Patrioteers 370 Nobody s a Winner in Fight over Draft Status A Yank at Ascot 373 The King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes Dead Sea Downs 376 A Racetrack Where It All Began A Not-So-Typical Day at the Races 37g A Horse, a Jockey, Hurdles, Death The Daddy of Em All 3S2 Pros Pay Their Own Way at Frontier Days Rodeo Biting the Hand of the Masters 385 Straight-Hitting, Straight-Talking Lee Trevino The Black Berets 388 Raised Fists on the Victory Stand FISHING FOR BASS On Kangaroo Lake 393 The Elusive Smallmouth of Comely Door County The Mysteries of Europe 396 Local Shows Stranger Peace That Passeth Understanding Matted with Bass 399 The Largemouth Are Feeding on Verona Lake Island Derby 402 Casting for Prizes at Menemsha Bight Right Little, Tight Little Isle 406 The Treasures and Trash Fish of Lake Muckasie You Give Up 409 How Typical Can a Fishing Story Get? Contents SPORTS IN THE SEVENTIES Constant Reader 415 Charles L. Liston, í The Big Fight 418 Joe Frazier Whips Muhammad AU It Takes Two 422 Aìi-Frazier: The ThríUa in Manila Homecoming in the Slammer 425 Don King Returns to School of Hard Knocks Massacre in Munich 428 The Black September Killings The Round Jack Nicklaus Forgot 431 World Cup 63 All Over Again Pound for Pound, Our Greatest Living Athlete 434 Willie Shoemaker Is America s Jockey A Little Greedy, and Exactly Right 437 Secretariat Wins the Triple Crown The Frenchman s Rare Day in June 440 A Slew of Happiness for Jean Cruguet I m Always Ready to Lose 443 Buddy Delp s Spectacular Bid Undefeatable 446 Giants Can t Stop Miami Dolphins Ambush at Fort Duquesne 449 It s Frenchy to Franco with Five Seconds to Spare Super-Sloppy Football 452 The Cowboys-Broncos Boo-Boo Bowl Contents BASEBALL 1962-1981 A Character and a Constant 457 Yogi Catches Game 2,000 Vexed Vigilantes 460 Terry Keeps Giants at Bay for Yankees 20th Series Win Gotham s Urchins 463 These Second-Season Mets Might Actually Be a Ball Club Big Poison 466 Paul Glee Waner, 1903-1965 Top of the Mad, Mad World 469 The Mets Amaze the Fates, Not to Mention the Orioles I Do Not Feel That I Am a Piece of Property 472 Curt Flood Resists the Reserve Clause Super Stainless Classic ąjs The All-Star Game Has That Foamy Feeling The Man Who Signed the Midget 478 Robert O. Físhel, Baseball s Publicity Stuntman Like Old Times, Sort Of 481 Yankees-Red Sox Rivalry Is Life Blood of the Game The Company Way 484 The Players vs. the Commissioner s Office The Game They Invented for Willie 487 Say Hey But Never Say Sorry Henry s Finest Hour — Bowie s, Too 490 Aaron Ties Ruth s H.R. Record; Kuhn Minds the Game s Rea! Business The Terrible-Tempered Mr. Grove 493 Robert Moses Lefty Grove, 1900-1975 Contents The Men Who Run Baseball 496 Owners, Players, and the Ties That Bind Celluloid Series 49g 67 Innings in 30 Flickering Minutes Bowl for Catfish 502 The New Yankee Stadium Welcomes All Worshippers The Game s Greatest Day 505 A Lump in the Throat at the Baseball Hall of Fame The Moving Finger Writes, Etc. 508 One, Two, Three for Reggie jackson The Ever-Renewing Promise of Spring 51J Season Opener at Yankee Stadium The Grass Turns Brown on Boston Common 5¡4 It s Yaz s Year But Not the Sox Mr. Yastrzemski, Please Hold for the President 517 Patience, Endurance, and Hit No. 3,000 D.H. 520 The Loathsome Ploy to End the Nine-Man Game Stee-rike! 523 The Long, Hot, Empty Summer of No Baseball Envoi: Red Smith s Final Column 527 Afterword by Terence Smith 529 Sources 533 Index 541
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