Zane Grey Episodes

Old Well-Well" is a classic baseball short story by Zane Grey, first published in the July 1910 issue of Success magazine. Summary The story follows the legendary figure of "Old Well-Well," an elderly man famous throughout the East as the ultimate baseball fan. He is recognized by his unique, thunderous yell of "Well, well, well!" which he bellows at critical moments in games. The narrative focuses on a high-stakes professional game where a young, unproven player named Burt faces off against an ...

The final game is against Place, but this time it's s a home game. After the game, team gathers for one last meeting before everyone heads home for the summer.

Ken Ward pitches against the best team in their conference- Place- and its a nail-biter all the way.

Ken Ward, returning to the team's quarters after his fight with Graves, is confronted by Coach Worry, who asks him how his face got banged up.  Graves appears a few minutes later in worse shape and gets a tongue-lashing from Worry.

The team plays an overconfident State University team and teaches them some lessons. After the game, the coach warns the team of their only weakness- that of every man on the team adhering to the rules of curfew and rules regarding no smoking/no...

Following an inspiring speech from President Halstead, some new plqayers appeared, and Ken finally got a chance to pitch.

The big day arrives during spring training and the banished varsity players , sidelined this year due to their playing for other teams off season, arrive to wreak revenge upon Coach Arthur's new recruits with a crowd of thousands of students. ...

Wayne University Ken Ward has a long shot at playing varsity baseball ijn his first year due to the team's varsity players being grounded by playing ball outside the college off season.  When the tryouts come over a hundred players show up and...

Ken Ward, after talking to his coach not long after the great potato fight, is talked into walking over to the Sophmore dormirories to aplogize to the varsity basball captain, Dale- but Dale has other plans, and Ken and the coach find themselves...

The start of another great series of baseball short stories (the last one was "The Red-Headed Outfield)- this one being"The Young Pitcher'- the storyof a very young man who attends a large college as a freshman and soon learns what hazing is all...

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey

"Sunday Ball" by author Zane Grey gives us a rare look at the early days of baseball in middle America, what it meant to small towns, what people thought of it, and in this case, what moral dilemmas were caused when certain teams and towns started...

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey

"Sunday Ball" by author Zane Grey gives us a rare look at the early days of baseball in middle America, what it meant to small towns, what people thought of it, and in this case, what moral dilemmas were caused when certain teams and towns started...

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey

1001 Classic Short Stories & Tales Stories by Zane Grey