This moment in history should be enjoyed by all. You don't have to be a Yankees fan to enjoy this memoir, simply a real person that enjoys a wonderful memory and is even a little intrigued with America's favorite past time. Never bogged down with too much fact or numbers, filled with tons of wonderful quotes and recollections by many others who also experienced the moment that will be forever remembered. A wonderful read for the sports lover and the historian alike as there's a touch of both throughout the story. The special moments that surrounded this monumental moment in sports history are brought to life with a creative technique that is unlike any other typical memoir I've seen. Never before has anyone so easily told you the story behind the story and made you feel as if you were there. Never before have I read a tribute to an event so meaningful to the real people, the children of America, the generation of the 50's. Growing up in a world of confusion and newness all around him he sites baseball and in particular his favorite New York Yankees as the way he saw a reprieve from the stresses of moving and being confronted with a country of turmoil. He discusses how baseball effected his life and how he managed trials and tribulations of a typical young man. Bell points out the imperfections of the time with everything from the Cold War to racial tensions happening all around him. The perfect game from the eyes of a kid growing up in an age that was far from perfect, but considered some of the best of times. The details of what was happening all around him. The details of where he was when it happened. Unlike most people, author Albert Bell decided to approach this memorable event by not only telling the story of the perfect game but the story of life around it. This beautiful memoir of the moment made in history is written like no other memoir I've ever seen. He pitched a perfect game during the 1956 World Series. Don Larsen did something that no one before him and no one after has yet to accomplish. See the complete profile on LinkedIn and discover Alfred’s. Alfred has 1 job listed on their profile. The 1950's brought television, rock and roll and The Cold War into the history books but along with those memorable moments there was history in the making happening as millions watched on. View Alfred Delia’s profile on LinkedIn, the world’s largest professional community. While not everyone can give verbal records and history, most can tell you the memorable names related to this favorite game that has become known as America's favorite.įifty years ago another piece of history played out before a generation that was experiencing more than most others have ever experienced. Even the non-sports enthusiasts can tell you who Babe Ruth was or Mickey Mantle. For centuries the American people have loved and followed this age old sport. As much a part of American History as the civil war, the Declaration of Independence or The Boston Tea Party, baseball will always be known as America's past time. When you think American sports, you automatically think baseball. If you're not a sports fan this book probably won't be as excellent to you, but it's still excellent in the sense of being a beautiful memoir. I love sports and this was a great opportunity for me. Contact him at or on Twitter.As one of my professional review books, this one excited me simply because it was a sports book. SECTION 3 INFO: 2021 Section 3 All-Star Tournament schedule, results Rosterĭanny LoGiudice has covered local sports across New Jersey since 2014. They've been playing for so long together. Now he and his teammates are getting another Little League postseason ride. Toms River East: Carson Frazier ‘our MVP today,' leads team to titleĪfter going viral in 2018, Delia met countless MLB stars, caught a ceremonial first pitch from New York Mets third baseman and former Toms River Little Leaguer Todd Frazier before a Williamsport game and was interviewed by many national outlets, including Jimmy Kimmel. There's a confidence that comes with playing in a lot of high-pressure games." "When we get down by a couple runs, there hasn't been any panic. "They've played a lot of postseason games, so there's a lot of experience," St. They’re a group of winners who are looking to add some hardware to their mantle.
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