I have to go with Ruth.

Thank you VERY much. Your suggestions are the BEST we have received during the two years we have been trying.

I will get in touch with Tom, who was Mickey's friend and we will follow up on your advice.

Thanks again.

Harold

Thank you very much. My friend, Tom, is friendly with Mickey's sons, but they have not been able to help.

He is sending Mickey's friend, Greer Johnson, a copy, and is going to ask her to write a new foreword.

We have also contacted the Yankees, who basically ignored us.

Harold

I use baseball-reference and baseball library for statistics and biographical information.

My friend and I have written a book about Mickey Mantle. My friend became good friends with Mickey, and the book, which we are having trouble getting published, has a lot of previously unknown stories about Mickey.

I can send you an email copy, but it is a big file.

Harold

I get an idea or pick a time. I go to the New York Times, which I can access thanks to the Westchester Library System.

I type in the name of a team or a player and a date range (09/01/1919 to 09/30/1919). I get many articles that I read, and when I find something interesting, I write about it.

I heard of Billy Evans, and am familiar with a lot of the things I read about.

Harold

I changed some of the Miller Huggins article. I hope you don't mind. If it's a problem, let me know and I'll have an admin undo my edits.

OK, I'm with you on Wooden. He didn't just make great basketball players, he made great men that played basketball.

But if you were starting your team in a place where time and place don't matter - Who would you rather have as your coach?

John Wooden or Red Auerbach??? Not so easy now, is it?