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Strangers in the Bronx: DiMaggio, Mantle, and the Changing of the Yankee Guard
Andrew O'Toole
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| #693084 in Books | 2015-06-01 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 | 9.20 x1.10 x6.20l,.0 | File type: PDF | 304 pages||12 of 12 people found the following review helpful.| BACK IN THE DAY WHEN THE PLAYERS WERE “FELLAS”… REPORTERS WERE “THE BOYS”… EVERYTHING WAS “SWELL”… & DiMAGGIO WAS DOUR|By Rick Shaq Goldstein|1951 was a turbulent year in the Bronx for the New York Yankees. It was the hope and promise of a rookie by the name of Mickey Mantle… and the crumbling of a Yankee icon th|About the Author|
Andrew O'Toole is a freelance writer who has previously authored seven books, including Paul Brown: The Rise and Fall and Rise Again of Football’s Most Innovative Coach and Sweet William: The Life
Rare is the athlete who captures the imagination of a generation. In Joe DiMaggio and Mickey Mantle, sports culture had two such figures. Undoubtedly, DiMaggio and Mantle are two of the most revered names in baseball literature. However, there is one particular moment that has been overlooked by baseball historians and writers: the 1951 pennant-winning New York Yankees team—DiMaggio's last year and Mantle's rookie season. For that one year, the paths of these ...
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