You Never Heard of Sandy Koufax?!
In this striking picture book biography, an old-timer tells us what made Sandy Koufax such an amazing baseball player. Search and download You Never Heard of Sandy Koufax?! for free. Download You Never Heard of Sandy Koufax?! and other books from rapidshare mediafire.
You Never Heard of Sandy Koufax?!, ISBN-13: 9780375837388, ISBN-10: 0375837388 Find new edition of You Never Heard of Sandy Koufax?! here
We learn that the beginning of his career with the Brooklyn Dodgers was rocky, that he was shy with his teammates, and experienced discrimination as one of the only Jews in the game. We hear that he actually quit, only to return the next season-different-firing one rocket after another over the plate. We watch him refuse to play in the 1965 World Series because it is a Jewish high holy day. And we see him in pain because of an overused left arm, eventually retiring at the peak of his career. Finally, we are told that people are still "scratchin' their heads over Sandy," who remains a modest hero and a mystery.
You Never Heard Of Sandy Koufax?!
You Never Heard Of Sandy Koufax?!
You Never Heard of Sandy Koufax?!, ISBN-13: 9780375837388, ISBN-10: 0375837388
Powered by Frooition Pro Click here to view full size. Full Size Image Click to close full size. You Never Heard of Sandy Koufax?! - Book NEW Author(s): Jonah Winter, Andre Carrilho Format: Hardcover # Pages: Unknown ISBN-13: 9780375837388 Published: 02/24/2009 Language: English Weight: 1.02 pounds Offers a look at the professional accomplishments and personal struggles this noted pitcher experienced in the big leagues, including the discrimination he experienced as one of the only Jews in the
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We learn that the beginning of his career with the Brooklyn Dodgers was rocky, that he was shy with his teammates, and experienced discrimination as one of the only Jews in the game. We hear that he actually quit, only to return the next season-different-firing one rocket after another over the plate. We watch him refuse to play in the 1965 World Series because it is a Jewish high holy day. And we see him in pain because of an overused left arm, eventually retiring at the peak of his career e learn that the beginning of his career with the Brooklyn Dodgers was rocky, that he was shy with his teammates, and experienced discrimination as one of the only Jews in the game. We hear that he actually quit, only to return the next season-different-firing one rocket after another over the plate. We watch him refuse to play in the 1965 World Series because it is a Jewish high holy day. And we see him in pain because of an overused left arm, eventually retiring at the peak of his career. Finally, we are told that people are still "scratchin' their heads over Sandy," who remains a modest hero and a mystery
