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"Sports Americana III" contains over 100 original black and white sports cartoons from the LuckySports* collection. The hilarious cartoons target players, coaches, and fans alike.
SPORTS AMERICANA II is a delightful cartoon book designed to give everyone a humorous look at sports. The absurdity of sports and its ludicrousness come to life from Tiritilli's pen. His hilarious cartoons target players, coaches and fans alike. Our LuckySports collection of copyrighted sport cartoon characters, give a fresh, new look to sports humor and are featured throughout the book. The book contains over 100 original black and white sports cartoons. This book's silliness is a winner for anyone who has ever been in sports. SPORTS AMERICANA II is a gift for all occasions and makes perfect bathroom reading for couch potatoes and beer drinkers alike.
In From Season to Season: Sports as American Religion, nine scholars of religion and theology explore the relationship between religion and sports in American popular culture and the role of sports as religion.
These delightful cartoon books dedicated to the coaches, players, and fans involved in the world of sporting games are perfect "bathroom" books loaded with cartoons that blend outrageous illustrations with clever captions.
Designed to give children a humorous and positive look at sports, this delightful cartoon book is filled with funny black and white sports cartoons, featuring LuckySports* cartoon characters.
First multi-year cumulation covers six years: 1965-70.
This book debunks the conventional stereotype that Jews and sports are somehow anathema and clearly demonstrates that sports have long been a significant institution in Jewish American life. Jews were among the very first professional baseball players and the most outstanding early American track stars. In the 1920s and 1930s they dominated inner-city sports such as basketball and boxing and produced star athletes in virtually all sports. Many Jews were also prominent in the business, communication, and literary aspects of sport. These essays, written by leading contemporary sports historians, examine the contributions of Jewish men and women to American sports. Steven A. Riess's article on this topic is the most comprehensive overview ever written and will doubtless become a standard reference for years to come.