Product Description: Having played his entire career for the Green Bay Packers for the better part of a decade, Paul Hornung’s collection of memorabilia and photographs span a large and important section of Packers history. Now, Hornung makes his private collection of memorabilia available to the public for the first time ever, and includes never-before-seen photographs...read more

Product Description: A shocking murder disrupts a village festival-who killed a dancer-and why? Investigators soon uncover many secrets surrounding the ancient Haddon Hall. Each year the residents of Nether Haddon celebrate the village's founding in the time-honored way-with games, music, and performances by their sword dancers...read more

Product Description: Paul Hornung was football’s “golden boy”—handsome, talented, and fabulously successful. He had a great career at Notre Dame, where he won the Heisman Trophy, was the number one draft pick in the NFL, and went on to the Green Bay Packers, a terrible team soon to be transformed by the new head coach, Vince Lombardi...read more

Product Description: The watchers that night who saw only blackness and the suggestion of trees massed against an ebony sky claimed later that they knew something would happen. Some probably cursed their ill luck that they hadn't chosen the right hour to watch; others probably feigned disappointment but secretly rejoiced that they hadn't seen it...read more

More than thirty years after Lombardi's death, one of Green Bay's leading stars collects interviews, reminiscences, anecdotes, and reflections about the legendary coach, in a volume that features contributions from Bart Starr, Jim Taylor, Sam Huff, Frank Gifford, Pat Summerall, Jim Brown, Forrest Gregg, Chuck Noll, and many others. Reprint.

Things seem comfortably routine one Ash Wednesday evening in the English village of Hollingthorpe. The regulars have come together to turn the Devil's Stone, the age-old custom of shifting a one-ton boulder in the churchyard. An odd, back-breaking custom that defies logic except that to dispense with it always brings misfortune on the villagers during that year. Yet within minutes of shifting the great boulder that evening misfortune or someone does strike. One of the participants lies beside the stone, very dead and very bloody. The CID Team from the Derbyshire Constabulary thinks that solving the case will be a snap. After all, isn't their boss, Detective-Chief Inspector Geoffrey Graham, right there and a possible witness, one of the stone turning participants? But things are never that easy. No one has seen a thing, including Graham. And those who might have observed the terror aren't talking. Is it fear, the particularly vicious attack, or murmured threats that keep everyone mum? Detective-Sergeant Brenna Taylor and the CID team quickly become embroiled not only in the problems of the villagers but also in a web of deceit. When a red rose is found near the crime scene and WPC MacMillan goes to the wood to investigate, she is attacked, left for dead, beaten in the same manner as the original murder. Has she discovered something in the wood or close to the rose that identifies the killer? In the midst of the murder and missing child investigations Brenna steals a few precious moments with her new boyfriend. Yet, even though their shared time is brief, it hints that they might have a future together, and Brenna begins to wean her emotions from Graham to focus on Adam. But in a midnight, rain-lashed forest, a heart-wrenching episode with Graham threatens to destroy her resolve. And through it all, the killer silently slips into and out of their lives, thumbing his nose at her and the entire CID team, ready to strike again.

A richly illustrated study of the Green Bay Packers under the leadership of legendary coach Vince Lombardi focuses on the seven NFL championships won by the Packers and profiles the great players--Bart Starr, Ray Nitschke, Jim Taylor, Paul Hornung, Willie Davis, Henry Jordan, and other Hall-of-Famers--who made it possible.

Provides a look at the Ohio State University head coach who got his teams into the Big Ten for almost three decades