<p>This autobiography traces the life of Jim Plunkett, quarterback for the Oakland Raiders, from his shattered childhood to his record eighty-yard touchdown pass that won the 1981 Super Bowl</p>

The Jim Plunkett Story

Dave Newhouse

Dell

The Jim Plunkett Story: The Saga of a Man Who Came Back

Jim Plunkett

Sports & Outdoors

Arbor House Pub. Co

This is the story of four San Francisco 49ers: Joe Perry, Hugh McElhenny, John Henry Johnson, and Y. A. Tittle. Though together for only three years—1954 through 1956—their stories made history, and each player went on to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Tracing their heroics on the field as well as the struggles encountered in their personal lives, The Million Dollar Backfield offers a unique look at the world of football—and life in America—in the 1950s.

The Million Dollar Backfield: The San Francisco 49ers in the 1950s

Frog, Ltd.

<p>Slip Madigan was a football coach like no other--a visionary, raconteur, and entrepreneur who brought the sport into the modern age. His St. Mary's College teams in the 1920s and 1930s travelled more miles, dressed more flamboyantly, and scored more upsets than any other team in the land. His teams were the first West Coast teams to go to Hawaii and the East Coast. The glib, oft-quoted Madigan built tiny St. Mary's into a national power, playing before record crowds, even without its own stadium. His playbook bore imagination as the Galloping Gaels out-hit, out-thought, and out-played major opponents with much larger student bodies. Slip Madigan was a coach for all time, yet far ahead of his time. He truly was one of a kind</p>

The Incredible Slip Madigan: The Flamboyant Coach Who Modernized Football

Football (American)

Saint Johann Press

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