
Hidden History of Twin Cities Sports
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- Intro
- Half-Title Page
- Title Page
- Copyright
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- 1. L.J. Cooke: The State of Basketball
- 2. The Twin Cities and the American League, Version 1.0
- 3. Frank Force: An Impact on Twin Cities Sportswriting
- 4. Perry Werden: Professional Baseball's First Slugger
- 5. Evelyne Hall, Ann Govednik: Minnesota's First Female Athletes at a Summer Olympics
- 6. Lights Turned Out on Pro Basketball in St. Paul
- 7. The Minneapolis Lakers' Impact on the NBA
- 8. John Wooden: A Missed Connection
- 9. Jeanne Arth: A Tennis Giant from St. Paul
- 10. Spence Harris: A Major Star in the Minor Leagues
- 11. Pro Football Comes to Minnesota
- 12. Ole Haugsrud: A Promise Kept by the NFL
- 13. Bobby Bell: A Two-Sport Pioneer at the University of Minnesota
- 14. Infinity: A Statistical Oddity
- 15. Tommy Williams: A Hockey Pioneer
- 16. Terry Dillon: A Promising Football Career Cut Short
- 17. The ABA's Chaotic Two Years in the Twin Cities
- 18. Walt Bond: A Too-Short Stint with the Twins
- 19. Minnesota North Stars: An Eighty-Day Victory Drought
- 20. Billie Jean King Passes on Buckskins' Offer
- 21. Ken Landreaux: A Long-Standing Record
- 22. Terry Felton: The First Win Is the Hardest
- 23. Art Johlfs: Ahead of His Time
- 24. Gophers, Badgers Football Rivalry: Bringing Home the Bacon
- 25. Fighting Pike Flounder in Only Season in the Twin Cities
- Bibliography
- About the Author
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