For those interested in the early days of professional golf the story of Jack Grout and golf begins in 1915 and then takes them all the way forward to the 1980s and the making of todays modern golf to
Test your knowledge of the state of Pennsylvania and learn a few new things with this fun collection of crosswords, puzzles, and trivia. From the big cities to the natural wonders and so much more. Th
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We need a way to simplify our stretching habits. This book does that for you. Unlike most stretching books, "Stretch Therapy" covers stretching on your own as well as with a partner. The text combined
Known nationally for winning a Super Bowl and receiving Coach of the Year honors while leading the Green Bay Packers, the Mike McCarthy story begins decades earlier in Pittsburgh, a city famed for its
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The story begins with a young girl (Jenny) sleeping in her bedroom and hearing a Hoo Hoo Hoo sound coming from beyond her closed bedroom door.She and her mother explore their farm to see what could be
Detroit Red Wings: Hockeytown USA Trivia, Fun & Games is an account of what makes the Red Wings special. The author takes readers on a journey of discovery to the great moments in the history of o
Coach Tom Crean has brought the storied Indiana University Hoosiers basketball program back to national prominence by taking an unranked team at the beginning of the 2011 season all the way to the 201
"I love the work, but I hate the business." Maybe you've said those words about your own job. But if you're a sportscaster, that phrase has probably become your mantra.Known best as the longtime play-
