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100	1		_aNamath Joe Willie
245	1	0	_aI can't wait until tomorrow ... 'cause I get better-looking every day, / _cby Joe Willie Namath; Dick Schaap.
260			_aNew York : _bRandom House, _c1969.
300			_a279 p. : _bPortrait ; _c22 cm.
500			_aWith hard-and supercover
504			_aCont.: Introduction: I never drink at halftime -- The Harper Valley P.T.A. -- Who'd they think they were messing with -- the Rams? -- I'd rather play football than ... almost anything -- I like my girls blond and my Johnie Walker Red -- They probably would have told our Lord to cut his hair -- There are no coal mines in Beaver Falls -- Nobody loves a rich rookie -- From Bruno to Bryant to Houdini -- I owe it all to two sturdy legs -- You don't call anyone who gives you $40,000 "Sonny" -- I am the greatest ... sometimes -- You never get blitzed in the press box -- I should have studied commerce -- A Star is born -- I can't wait until tomorrow -- Afterword: Life is never dull with Joe Willie / Dick Schaap.
520			_aJoe Namath "one of America's most publicized and most flamboyant sports stars tells his own story, from his youth in a steel town to college and at last to the Jets, where he won fame for himself and for them. He ... [tells] about the things--and girls--he enjoys and the kind of live
600	1	0	_aNamath, Joe Willie _c1943- _vBiography
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