Jimmy McGuire And The Escapades At South County High

About the Book

South County High hasn't had a winning football season in recent memory. Determined to turn their losing streak around, quarterback Jimmy McGuire envisions a computer program that will help them design, run and view plays. The team raises funds to hire a computer expert and, at first, everything is going according to plan. Then, the plays generated by the computer are found missing-and start showing up with the opposing teams.

Lieutenant Marty Mason is South County Alum and a pillar of the community. He isn't pleased with recent rumblings of strange crowds and reports of possible gambling. Working alone and with the help of his best men, Mason sets out to get the bottom of the mystery. Who would steal South County's shot at success? Is the theft connected to recent rumblings of gambling and other strange occurrences?

South County must locate the missing plays and figure out who stole them. As they go head-to-head with other high schools in the county, old tensions rise and the truth is clouded by bitter rivalries. As the team strives for a state championship, can they keep their heads clear and above the fray? Will they finally capture that elusive title? And who stole their secret weapon?

About the Author

Jack I. Freedman is a retired oil and gas executive. He is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, and attended Emory University. In World War II he served in naval aviation and was a blimp pilot. He is a dedicated volunteer, contributing his time to The Atlanta Jewish Federation, the Marcus Jewish Community Center, ORT America and other organizations. An athlete himself, he never turns down an invite to cheer his two grandchildren to victory. Jack lives with his wife Phyllis in Atlanta. This is his first novel.