Title: Esquire's First sports reader,
Authors: Graffis, Herbert Butler, 1893-; Graffis, Herbert Butler, 1893-
Publisher: A. S. Barnes & company
Year: 1945
Subjects: Sports
Abstract: From the pages Esquire magazine this sports reader presents a collection of yarns and articles to create an all-star sports literary line-up.
Contents: Foreward / Herb Graffis -- Are wrestlers people? / by Westbrook Pegler (January, 1934) -- The astonishing Mr. Tilden / by Vincent Richards (August, 1937) -- Wrecking the records / by Dean B. Cromwell (March, 1934) -- Fairway Queens and rough cats / by Walter Hagen (August, 1934) -- I couldn't take it / by Abe Simon (February, 1943) -- Baseball's thirteen best batters / by Billy Evans (June, 1942) -- Hockey flashbacks / by Howie Morenz (March, 1935) -- Luck goes to bat / by Ford Frick (June, 1934) -- The Iron City Express / by James R. Fair (December, 1936) -- On the blue water / Ernest Hemingway (April, 1936) -- A living from tennis? / by George Lott (March, 1934) -- Remembering shooting-flying / by Ernest Hemingway (February, 1935) -- Di Maggio, the man / by Will Connolly (September, 1942) -- How to take golf lessons / by William Scott Stewart (September, 1942) -- Learning good golf by sense / by Ben Hogan (March, 1943) --^