Wayne Terwilliger's stories span eighty years of life in America, including fifty-seven years of professional baseball as player, coach, and manager in every part of these United States. He's an unlikely hero with all-American values (stand up straight, look a person in the eye, tell the truth) and only a couple of regrets (he should have been a better hitter and a better family man).
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Wayne Terwilliger's stories span eighty years of life in America, including fifty-seven years of professional baseball as player, coach, and manager in every part of these United States. He's an unlikely hero with all-American values (stand up straight, look a person in the eye, tell the truth) and only a couple of regrets (he should have been a better hitter and a better family man).
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