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Sports Trivia for Baby Boomers: 500 Large Print Baseball Questions from the Golden Era of the 1950s, 1960s & 1970s to Spark Memories & Keep Your Mind Sharp

by Better Times Press

Available for 4 days. Available until 10/19/2026.

He still remembers the 1968 starting lineups. This book will put him to the test. Step back into pennant races, October nights, and the decades when baseball was the heartbeat of American summer — when every kid on the block knew the batting order by heart and the box scores ran down the morning paper in tight columns he could read faster than anyone else in the house. He knows Johnny Podres won Game 7 in 1955. Does he remember who caught the final out? He knows Hank Aaron hit 715 — but who was first to greet him at home plate? These are the questions that separate the fans who watched from the fans who really paid attention. No trick questions. No math-heavy stat puzzles. No sabermetrics. Just the game the way he remembers it — organized decade by decade so every chapter feels like a different summer. Made for coffee-table play, family visits, road trips, and those nights when the stories start rolling. Easy to read, easy to share, and built for the fans who lived it. A thoughtful baseball gift for Dad, Grandpa, or any lifelong fan — perfect for birthdays, Father's Day, retirement, or "just because." Includes a personalized gift inscription page inside the cover. Inside this baby boomer trivia book you'll find: Nine chapters covering the biggest moments, players, and teams of three unforgettable decades Decade-by-decade structure for easy pick-up-and-play reading No trick wording — written for real fans who lived the era Complete answer keys with story-rich context that brings each moment back A 50-question Bonus Chapter for the super-fan who "knows it all" Comfortable, senior-friendly formatting designed for relaxed reading Give him the era he never forgot — and watch what happens when he opens it.