Bat Mastersons Last Words The Newspaper Years New York October 1921
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Author | : SCOTT. CUFFE |
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Total Pages | : 90 |
Release | : 2014-07-12 |
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ISBN | : 9781312348868 |
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Bat Masterson spent the last 19 years of his life living in New York City. He wrote three articles a week in a New York City Newspaper in which he penned over 4 million words about his life, the world, the wild west, sports, America, Laws, and especially in his last year of life-1921...about Boxing! His sense of humor rings out in his writings as well as his sense of justice, against the Volstead Act and Prohibition, greed and dishonesty...and this book (the last one in a series of over 200 books by date) covers the very last articles he wrote in the month of October, 1921. In fact, he just finished writing his October 27th, 1921 column on the 25th and died of a heart attack at his desk. His last article was published two days after he passed away and the book concludes with the headlines of the day reference his passing and funeral.
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For many decades of his life, Bat Masterson wrote for publications in Colorado and New York City. Collected here for the first time since his original newspaper runs are his final writings from the month of October 1921, from his New York City Sport-writing journalist career. Bat spoke his mind and wrote on such topics as his past memoirs and current affairs like Prohibition, and especially about Prize Boxing which was a true love of his.
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Publisher | : Penguin (Non-Classics) |
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Release | : 1921 |
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