From School Library Journal Grade 2-4-- Four short stories about exceptional athletes who overcame tremendous physical odds to excel in their chosen sport. Wilma Rudolph defeated polio to win gold medals in track at the Olympics; Bart Conner had hours of surgery to repair his shoulder and elbow. Within eight months he was standing on the winner's platform in Los Angeles to receive his Olympic gold for gymnastics. Jim ``Catfish'' Hunter and Greg LeMond both survived career-threatening shotgun wounds to triumph in their respective sports， baseball and bicycling. The simple text is clear and concise. Good photographs， many in color， are used throughout. The large print will encourage reluctant readers， and may pique their interest in reading a full-length biography of one of these courageous sports greats. --Suzanne Lippencott， Nichols Lib . ， Naperville， ILCopyright 1992 Reed Business Information， Inc. Review "An interesting choice for sports fans."--Booklist.   See all Editorial Reviews