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Walter Johnson by Jack Kavanagh (1995, Hardcover) 
Walter Johnson by Jack Kavanagh (1995, Hardcover)

 
Walter Johnson by Jack Kavanagh (1995, Hardcover)

Publisher: Diamond Communications
Publication Date: 1995-03-01
Language: English
Format: Hardcover
ISBN-10: 0912083816
ISBN-13: 9780912083810
Product ID: EPID303642
Description: A biography of the Hall of Fame baseball player who was deemed the greatest pitcher of his era.
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Synopsis
A biography of the Hall of Fame baseball player who was deemed the greatest pitcher of his era.

The biography of the Washington Nationals's astonishing pitcher. Although he last played in 1927, more than 60 of his records still stand,

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Publication Date:1995-03-01

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Length:320 pages
Height:9.5 in
Width:6.5 in
Thickness:1.0 in
Weight:24.0 oz

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With 417 victories 100 of them shutouts Johnson ranks second to Cy Young as baseball's most winning pitcher. What makes that total remarkable is that the Big Train played his entire 21-year career with the Washington Senators, a weak-hitting team usually mired in the second division of the American League, although he led them to pennants in 1924 and '25. A farmer's son who grew up in Kansas and California, he was shy, modest and sweet-tempered, never blaming his teammates and unwilling to throw at batters, which was standard practice in his time. He neither smoked nor drank, not from moral conviction but because he didn't like the taste. He was happily married to a congressman's daughter and had a large family, to which he was devoted. Like many talented players, he attempted to work as a team manager after his playing days were over and did badly at it. Johnson died in 1946 at age 59. This scrupulously researched, detailed biography by freelancer Kavanagh does him credit. Photos. (Apr.)
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