The Breaking of Ezra Riley by John Moore

The Breaking of Ezra Riley by John Moore

Every men's basketball game the Wake Forest Demon Deacons have played as a member of the Atlantic Coast Conference, through the 2005-2006 season, is detailed in this unique resource. For each season since 1953, it contains the following: - A yearly overview of the conference--overall season statistics, team and individual statistical leaders, MVPs, AC Tournament results, performance of AC teams in the NCA Tournament and more - Wake Forest team and player statistics for the season (including conference and non-conference games) - Notes on important awards, milestones, individual and team achievements and other significant events - Detailed box scores of all Wake Forest games, including the regular season, the AC tournament, the NCA tournament and the NIT, and often featuring comments on notable aspects of the games Drawn from the 3-volume book Atlantic Coast Conference Men's Basketball Games (McFarland, 2008), this is the definitive record of WFU basketball.

ABOUT THE EDITOR

John L. Moore, a veteran newspaperman, said he employed a journalist's eye for detail and ear for quotes in order to write about long-dead people in a lively way. He said his books are based on 18th and 19th century letters, journals, memoirs and transcripts of official proceedings such as interrogations, depositions and treaties.

The author is also a professional storyteller who specializes in dramatic episodes from Pennsylvania's colonial history. Dressed in 18th century clothing, he does storytelling in the persona of Susquehanna Jack, a frontier ruffian. Moore is available weekdays, weekends and evenings for audiences and organizations of all types and sizes.

Moore has participated in several archaeological excavations of Native American sites. These include the Village of Nain, Bethlehem; the City Island project in Harrisburg, conducted by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission during the 1990s; and a Bloomsburg University dig in 1999 at a Native American site near Nescopeck. He also took part in a 1963 excavation conducted by the New Jersey State Museum along the Delaware River north of Worthington State Forest.

Moore's 45-year career in journalism included stints as a reporter for The Wall Street Journal; as a Harrisburg-based legislative correspondent for Ottaway News Service; as managing editor of The Sentinel at Lewistown; as editorial page editor and managing editor at The Daily Item in Sunbury; and as editor of the Eastern Pennsylvania Business Journal in Bethlehem.

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ISBN 13	9780745918822
ISBN 10	0745918824
Title	The Breaking of Ezra Riley
Author	John Moore
Condition	Unavailable
Binding Type	Paperback
Publisher	SPCK Publishing
Year published	1990-08-31
Number of pages	256
Cover note	Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary.