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Steelers Reader (Regional) By Roberts, Randy Randy Roberts,
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- Title
- Steelers Reader (Regional)
- ISBN
- 9780822941743
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Product Identifiers
Publisher
University of Pittsburgh Press
ISBN-10
0822941740
ISBN-13
9780822941743
eBay Product ID (ePID)
1925948
Product Key Features
Book Title
Steelers Reader
Number of Pages
344 Pages
Language
English
Topic
Football
Publication Year
2001
Genre
Sports & Recreation
Book Series
Regional Ser.
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
Item Weight
24 Oz
Item Length
9 in
Item Width
6 in
Additional Product Features
Intended Audience
Trade
LCCN
2001-003298
Dewey Edition
21
Dewey Decimal
796.332/64/0974886
Synopsis
From their founding by Art Rooney in 1933 through their rousing victory in the final game at Three Rivers Stadium in 2000, the Pittsburgh Steelers have captured the imagination of their fans as very few teams have done in the history of sport. The team and its hometown have shared frustration and joy, hard times and hope, loss and renewal. Drawing from a variety of sources, including local newspapers and national magazines, Randy Roberts and David Welky have assembled a collection of the best writing about the Steelers and the personalities who have made the franchise unforgettable, including: Edward Linn on the tragic death of defensive tackle Eugene Big Daddy Lipscomb; Red Smith on Franco Harris and the Immaculate Reception; Paul Zimmerman on the team's record-breaking fourth championship in 1979; Frank Deford's homage to the grace of Lynn Swann, both on and off the field. Reminiscences by former players including Terry Bradshaw, Steve Courson, and Andy Russell appear alongside articles by Shirley Povich, Jim Murray, Roy Blount Jr., John Lardner, and many more. The Steel Curtain, four Super Bowl rings, the Terrible Towel. Jack Lambert, Mean Joe Creene, Chuck Noll. Jerome Bettis, From their founding by Art Rooney in 1933 through their rousing victory in the final game at Three Rivers Stadium in 2000, the Pittsburgh Steelers have captured the imagination of their fans as very few teams have done in the history of sport. The team and its hometown have shared frustration and joy, hard times and hope, loss and renewal. Drawing from a variety of sources, including local newspapers and national magazines, Randy Roberts and David Welky have assembled a collection of the best writing about the Steelers and the personalities who have made the franchise unforgettable, including: Edward Linn on the tragic death of defensive tackle Eugene "Big Daddy" Lipscomb; Red Smith on Franco Harris and the Immaculate Reception; Paul Zimmerman on the team's record-breaking fourth championship in 1979; Frank Deford's homage to the grace of Lynn Swann, both on and off the field; Ed Bouchette comparing the teams of the 1970s and 1990s. Reminiscences by former players including Terry Bradshaw, Steve Courson, and Andy Russell appear alongside articles by Shirley Povich, Jim Murray, Roy Blount Jr., John Lardner, and many more., From their founding by Art Rooney in 1933 through their rousing victory in the final game at Three Rivers Stadium in 2000, the Pittsburgh Steelers have captured the imagination of their fans as very few teams have done in the history of sport. The team and its hometown have shared frustration and joy, hard times and hope, loss and renewal. Drawing from a variety of sources, including local newspapers and national magazines, Randy Roberts and David Welky have assembled a collection of the best writing about the Steelers and the personalities who have made the franchise unforgettable, including: Edward Linn on the tragic death of defensive tackle Eugene \u0022Big Daddy\u0022 Lipscomb; Red Smith on Franco Harris and the Immaculate Reception; Paul Zimmerman on the team\u2019s record-breaking fourth championship in 1979; Frank Deford\u2019s homage to the grace of Lynn Swann, both on and off the field; Ed Bouchette comparing the teams of the 1970s and 1990s. Reminiscences by former players including Terry Bradshaw, Steve Courson, and Andy Russell appear alongside articles by Shirley Povich, Jim Murray, Roy Blount Jr., John Lardner, and many more., In the city of Pittsburgh, throughout western Pennsylvania, and across the nation, the Pittsburgh Steelers aren't just a National Football League franchise, they are an essential part of life. The players aren't just professional athletes, they are family, revered as favorite sons or jeered as terrible disappointments. The fans of the team aren't just football fans, they are Steelers fans. There is no middle ground, only passion, the joy of a Super Bowl victory, the despair of a conference championship game loss, pride from winning teams, shame from suffering through a losing season. Welcome to Steelers Country.
LC Classification Number
GV956.P57S84 2001
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