Myles Schrag Boeken

The book chronicles the origins and evolution of the JUCO World Series in Grand Junction, which began in 1959 and has become a cherished American baseball tradition. It highlights the dedication of local leaders and the community's support, showcasing how the tournament has provided a platform for future stars like Kirby Puckett and Curt Schilling. Through its rich history, the narrative captures the spirit of camaraderie and pride that surrounds this long-standing event on Colorado's Western Slope.

Filbert Bayi changed the way middle-distance runners competed. With his Catch Me If You Can approach, records fell dramatically - including two world records that he held - and he unwittingly ushered in the era of pacemakers. Bayi tells his inspiring story, from overcoming adversity on the track and giving back to his home country of Tanzania.