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The Jerome Holtzman Baseball Reader: A Treasury of Award-Winning Writing from the Official Historian of Major League Baseball de J. Holtzman

The Jerome Holtzman Baseball Reader: A Treasury of Award-Winning Writing from the Official Historian of Major League Baseball

Autor J. Holtzman, Jerome Holtzman Editat de Triumph Books
en Limba Engleză Hardback – 31 mar 2003
Jerome Holtzman has covered the sport of baseball for the "Chicago Daily Times," "Chicago Sun-Times," and "Chicago Tribune" since the mid 1940s, now his thoughts and best columns are collected together in one edition as an official history of Major League Baseball.
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ISBN-13: 9781572434936
ISBN-10: 1572434937
Pagini: 256
Dimensiuni: 147 x 225 x 22 mm
Greutate: 0.47 kg
Editura: Triumph Books (IL)

Descriere

From the official historian of Major League Baseball, who was inducted in the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1989, comes this definitive collection of more than 40 years' worth of his award-winning columns and articles that have appeared in "The Sporting News, Saturday Evening Post, " and "Baseball Digest." Photos.

Notă biografică

Jerome Holtzman was named the first official historian for Major League Baseball in June 1999 by Commissioner Bud Selig. Holtzman covered baseball as a beat writer and columnist for more than 56 years in Chicago. After 38 years at the Chicago Sun-Times (and the Daily Times) he joined the Chicago Tribune staff from 1981-1999. Holtzman was a weekly contributor to the Sporting News for more than 30 years and had hundreds of stories published in periodicals such as Sports Illustrated, the Saturday Evening Post, Sport, and Baseball Digest. In 1989 the Baseball Hall of Fame presented Holtzman the J.G. Taylor Spink Award given annually to the one baseball writer who has exhibited "meritorious contributions to baseball writing." In 1959, Holtzman invented the 'save' for relief pitchers, which became an official statistic in 1966. Holtzman has written six books previously, most notably No Cheering in the Press Box. Holtzman still lives in the Chicago area with his wife, Marilyn.