Going for the Gold: How the U.S. Olympic Hockey Team Won at Lake Placid (Dover Books on Sports and Popular Recreations)
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Going for the Gold: How the U.S. Olympic Hockey Team Won at Lake Placid (Dover Books on Sports and Popular Recreations)

by Tim Wendel

Sports History
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Discover how the U.S. Olympic hockey team defied the odds to claim victory at Lake Placid in 1980. Tim Wendel's account explores the intense competition, team dynamics, and the lasting legacy of this iconic sports triumph in the Dover Books series.

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Going for the Gold recounts the remarkable achievement of the U.S. Olympic hockey team at the 1980 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid. Authored by Tim Wendel, it details the journey leading to their unexpected win against formidable opponents.

The narrative highlights the team's preparation, challenges, and the cultural impact of the event. As part of the Dover Books on Sports and Popular Recreations series, it offers an engaging look at this historic moment in American sports.

Readers will appreciate the book's focus on the strategies and spirit that propelled the team to glory, making it a compelling read for sports enthusiasts.

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