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Recounts Joe DiMaggio's streak during the summer of 1941 and how it found its way into countless lives.
Alternate Title:
Fifty-six
Joe DiMaggio and the last magic number in sports
Joe DiMaggio and the last magic number in sports
Imprint:
New York, N.Y. : - Sports Illustrated Books
Pages:
367
ISBN:
9781603201773, 1603201777
Language:
English
Contents:
A single swing
One day in May
Perfect, imperfect
The Italian
Big brother
America's voice
A pair of Sox
The loss
The view from here : Thinking can be dangerous
Like a bullet
Seeing Rapid Robert
Just that way
The fight
Something inside
Mrs. Joe
Next to Lefty
Not his alone
The view from here : The way of all streaks
The street
An ornery offering
Bedlam
Now, Wee Willie
Aglow
The view from here : The challenger, Pete Rose
American beauty
Ascended
They didn't know then
Cleveland
And the streak goes on forever
The view from here : What are the odds?
One day in May
Perfect, imperfect
The Italian
Big brother
America's voice
A pair of Sox
The loss
The view from here : Thinking can be dangerous
Like a bullet
Seeing Rapid Robert
Just that way
The fight
Something inside
Mrs. Joe
Next to Lefty
Not his alone
The view from here : The way of all streaks
The street
An ornery offering
Bedlam
Now, Wee Willie
Aglow
The view from here : The challenger, Pete Rose
American beauty
Ascended
They didn't know then
Cleveland
And the streak goes on forever
The view from here : What are the odds?
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 351-357) and index.
A single swing -- One day in May -- Perfect, imperfect -- The Italian -- Big brother -- America's voice -- A pair of Sox -- The loss -- The view from here : Thinking can be dangerous -- Like a bullet -- Seeing Rapid Robert -- Just that way -- The fight -- Something inside -- Mrs. Joe -- Next to Lefty -- Not his alone -- The view from here : The way of all streaks -- The street -- An ornery offering -- Bedlam -- Now, Wee Willie -- Aglow -- The view from here : The challenger, Pete Rose -- American beauty -- Ascended -- They didn't know then -- Cleveland -- And the streak goes on forever -- The view from here : What are the odds?
A single swing -- One day in May -- Perfect, imperfect -- The Italian -- Big brother -- America's voice -- A pair of Sox -- The loss -- The view from here : Thinking can be dangerous -- Like a bullet -- Seeing Rapid Robert -- Just that way -- The fight -- Something inside -- Mrs. Joe -- Next to Lefty -- Not his alone -- The view from here : The way of all streaks -- The street -- An ornery offering -- Bedlam -- Now, Wee Willie -- Aglow -- The view from here : The challenger, Pete Rose -- American beauty -- Ascended -- They didn't know then -- Cleveland -- And the streak goes on forever -- The view from here : What are the odds?
Statement of responsibility:
Kostya Kennedy
Characteristics:
367 p. :,ill., ports. ;,24 cm.
Author (Original Script):
Kennedy, Kostya
Description:
Recounts Joe DiMaggio's streak during the summer of 1941 and how it found its way into countless lives.
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