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Dave Anderson

デイブ アンダーソン

Deibu Andāson

Aliases: David Poole Anderson

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1929-05-06 (Troy, New York)
Died
2018-10-04 (Cresskill, New Jersey) age 89
Nationality
American
Languages
English
Religion
Catholic Church
Residence History
Troy, New York → Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, New York City → Tenafly, New Jersey → Cresskill, New Jersey

Career

Occupations
Sportswriter
Active Years
1951-2018
Affiliations
The New York Times, Brooklyn Eagle, New York Journal-American, The Sun

Education

Xavier High School
Preparatory school
Year of Graduation: 1947
Country: United States
Jesuit preparatory school
College of the Holy Cross
Degree: BA
Year of Graduation: 1951
Country: United States

Awards

Pulitzer Prize for Commentary
1981
Work: Distinguished commentary on sporting events
Organization: Pulitzer Prize Board
Result: Winner
E.P. Dutton Award
1965
Work: The Longest Day of Sugar Ray
Category: 最高の雑誌スポーツストーリー
Result: Winner
E.P. Dutton Award
1972
Work: Joe Frazier's return to hometown
Category: 年間最高スポーツ特集
Result: Winner
Nat Fleischer Award
1974
Category: ボクシングジャーナリズム
Result: Winner
Dick McCann Memorial Award
Category: フットボール報道
Organization: Pro Football Hall of Fame
Result: Winner
Red Smith Award
1994
Category: 優れたスポーツコラム
Organization: APSE
Result: Winner
Dick Schaap Award
2005
Category: 傑出したジャーナリズム
Result: Winner
PEN/ESPN Lifetime Achievement Award for Literary Sports Writing
2014
Organization: PEN/ESPN
Result: Winner

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Always on the Run

1973 Sports non-fiction

Collaboration with Miami Dolphins players Larry Csonka and Jim Kiick.

Legacy

Renowned American sportswriter, longtime New York Times columnist who won the 1981 Pulitzer Prize for Commentary. Author of 21 books, inducted into multiple halls of fame.

Trivia

  • Second sportswriter to win the Pulitzer Prize for Commentary after Red Smith.
  • Author of 21 books and more than 350 magazine articles.