My 66 Years in the Big Leagues

A Founding Father of modern baseball, Connie Mack was the manager and part owner of the Philadelphia Athletics from 1901 to 1950. A dashing figure in business suit and straw skimmer, "Mr. Mack" holds the record for most wins and losses by a manager. Enhanced by 70 photographs, his warmhearted autobiography is populated by many legends of the game.

THE FIRST 100 YEARS ARE THE HARDESTBOYHOOD IN THE OLD HOME TOWNI START ON THE LONG ROADTHE "PHILADELPHIA STORY"THRILLS AND DISAPPOINTMENTSHISTORIC EVENTSRECOLLECTIONS OF GREAT PLAYERSGAY BLADES IN THE GAY NINETIESTHE BIG PARADETHE FAMOUS MARCH ONA VISIT TO THE HALL OF FAMEA TRIBUTE TO THE IMMORTALSSTARS OF YESTERDAY AND TODAYTO THE LADIES!DON'T KILL THE UMPIRE!GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESSTHE CONTRIBUTION OF COLLEGESTHE AMERICAN LEGION AND BASEBALLHIGH SCHOOLS AND NATIONAL DEFENSETODAY AND TOMORROWBASEBALL AND "BIG BUSINESS"MY SELECTIONS OF ALL-STAR TEAMSSTORIES AND ANECDOTESWHAT WILL THE FUTURE BRING?BASEBALL HIGH LIGHTS:FIRSTS IN BASEBALLNATIONAL BASEBALL HALL OF FAMEORGANIZATION OF AMERICA'S NATIONAL GAME, with Leagues and TeamsAMERICAN LEGION ROLL OF HONORINDEX