Red Sox Baseball in the Days of Ike and Elvis: The Red Sox of the 1950s
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The Red Sox spent most of the 1950s far out of pennant contention, winning just enough games to keep their fans’ hopes up for the next season. But there can be little doubt that the club was filled with absorbing and fascinating people, and stories that still resonate in New England and beyond. From Harry Agganis and Jimmy Piersall to Jackie Jensen and Pumpsie Green, the names and stories have been the subjects of books and movies. Dominating it all, of course, was Ted Williams, the great s...























