Luck Is A Residue Of Design.

First Of All, A Man, Whether Seeking Achievement On The Athletic Field Or In Business, Must Want To Win. He Must Feel That The Thing He Is Doing Is Worthwhile; So Worthwhile That He Is Willing To Pay The Price Of Success To Attain Distinction.

It (a Baseball Box Score) Doesn't Tell How Big You Are, What Church You Attend, What Color You Are, Or How Your Father Voted In The Last Election. It Just Tells What Kind Of Baseball Player You Were On That Particular Day.

Don't Look At The Hole In The Doughnut. Look At The Whole Doughnut.

A Full Mind Is An Empty Bat.

A Game Of Great Charm In The Adoption Of Mathematical Measurements To The Timing Of Human Movements, The Exactitudes And Adjustments Of Physical Ability To Hazardous Chance. The Speed Of The Legs, The Dexterity Of The Body, The Grace Of The Swing, The Elusiveness Of The Slide - These Are The Features That Make Americans Everywhere Forget The Last Syllable Of A Man's Last Name Or The Pigmentation Of His Skin.