When All the Laughter Died in Sorrow is an autobiographical account by Lance Rentzel, a former professional football player known for his time with the Dallas Cowboys and the Minnesota Vikings. Published in 1972 by Saturday Review Press, this hardcover edition offers an intimate look at Rentzel's life, both on and off the field. The book delves into the challenges he faced, including personal struggles and the pressures of professional sports during the early 1970s.
This edition features a dust jacket with striking blue tones and action photographs of Rentzel, capturing moments from his football career. It is a valuable read for sports enthusiasts, football historians, and collectors interested in the personal stories behind the game. The book provides insight into the psychology of athletes and the impact of fame, making it a compelling addition to any sports literature collection.
With its original 1972 copyright and authentic publishing details, this volume stands as a significant piece of sports history. Whether you are a fan of Lance Rentzel or a collector of vintage sports biographies, this book is a noteworthy find.
