I Left Him But He Never Left Me

Marilyn M. Biesel

Saint Johann Press

Three Meals a Day: A Collection of Valuable and Reliable Recipes

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Maud C. Cooke

Cooking Education & Reference

Harlem From The Rectory Window

John, Johnson

<p>This book is an unblinking look at the reasons behind the decline of the mainline churches, and a prescription for a long overdue remedy: honesty.</p>

The Dishonest Church

Religion & Spirituality

Jack Good

Christian Books & Bibles

Who would suspect that buttons have been made out of blood, insects, gold-filled teeth, milk, beer and tiger's toenails? Or that buttons can be miniature works of art? These are but a few of the fascinating facts about buttons, button people, and button collecting that Ellaraine Lockie presents for the reader's enjoyment in this book.

All Because of a Button: Folklore, Fact, and Fiction

Politics & Social Sciences

Ellaraine Lockie

Social Sciences

A Black National News Service: The Associated Negro Press and Claude Barnett

Biographies & Memoirs

Lawrence D. Hogan

Professionals & Academics

Art Rooney founded the Pittsburgh Steelers of the National Football League in 1933. He, along with other pioneering owners such as George Halas, George Preston Marshall and Tim Mara, built the NFL up from a fledgling circuit that was just one step above sandlot ball into a multi-billion dollar enterprise. Unfortunately his beloved team, first known as the Pirates and then later the Steelers, would spend years as a league doormat before becoming a powerhouse. Rooney never gave up on his team. Far from being a "loveable loser," Rooney had a burning desire to win and was a fierce competitor. The ultimate sportsman, Rooney dabbled in nearly every game in his younger days. Football, baseball and boxing; both as an amateur and pro Rooney excelled at every sport in which he participated. He made his name, however, not on the playing field, but as the gentlemanly owner of the perennial loser, the Pittsburgh Steelers. Despite Rooney's great importance to the growth of the NFL and his enormously varied and entertaining interests outside the world of football, no one has yet documented his remarkable life. The story of Art Rooney reaches beyond sports into the realm of politics and the criminal underworld. A modest man, Rooney was extremely devoted to his family, friends, and faith. He cared as much for the groundskeeper as he did for the star player. Stories of his thoughtfulness and generosity are legend. It can be said that Rooney's life embodies the fulfillment of "the American Dream." Though raised in a household of modest means, Rooney bequeathed to his sons a multimillion-dollar sports empire.

Smiling Irish Eyes: Art Rooney And The Pittsburgh Steelers

Sports & Outdoors

Andrew O'Toole

Football (American)

World Football League Encyclopedia

Maher, Tod

Reference

<p>Memoir from Effa Manley, the woman who owned the Newark Eagles of baseball's Negro Leagues tells "The inside story of the game of Baseball as it was played-and administered-by Blacks during the many years prior to Jackie Robinson's historic racial breakthrough..."</p>

Negro Baseball-- Before Integration

Effa Manley

Leon Hardwick

Baseball

Collie "J": Grambling's Man With the Golden Pen

Michael Hurd

Biographies

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