W.C. Heinz

W.C. Heinz wrote sports with spare elegance

It was popular to assume in 1954 that life was simple: Everybody was focused on work, duty and family. Even celebrities—of which sports stars were still the most reliable, depending as they did more on substance than...

W.C. Heinz is a man who has confronted ail that life has given him the only way he knows how—deep into the late rounds.—TED STRICKLETT, Omaha

In an era when America's great sportswriters were as big as the athletes they covered, W.C. Heinz may have been the best of the bunch

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