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Hub fans bid Kid adieu
Book • 1977
This book contains John Updike's iconic essay 'Hub Fans Bid Kid Adieu', originally published in The New Yorker in 1960.
It vividly captures Ted Williams' final at-bat in Fenway Park, where he hit a solo home run.
The essay is a poignant tribute to Williams' career and a reflection on the intersection of sports and life.
The Library of America edition includes an autobiographical preface and a new afterword by Updike.
It vividly captures Ted Williams' final at-bat in Fenway Park, where he hit a solo home run.
The essay is a poignant tribute to Williams' career and a reflection on the intersection of sports and life.
The Library of America edition includes an autobiographical preface and a new afterword by Updike.
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