Filbert Bayi changed the way middle-distance runners competed. With his Catch Me If You Can approach, records fell dramatically - including two world records that he held - and he unwittingly ushered in the era of pacemakers. Bayi tells his inspiring story, from overcoming adversity on the track and giving back to his home country of Tanzania.
The book chronicles the origins and evolution of the JUCO World Series in Grand Junction, which began in 1959 and has become a cherished American baseball tradition. It highlights the dedication of local leaders and the community's support, showcasing how the tournament has provided a platform for future stars like Kirby Puckett and Curt Schilling. Through its rich history, the narrative captures the spirit of camaraderie and pride that surrounds this long-standing event on Colorado's Western Slope.