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DESCRIPTION:<p style='text-align: center\;'>Tom Mattingly\, Earl Hudson and
  Smokey will sign their new book\,<br />\nSmokey: The True Stories Behind 
 the University of Tennessee’s<br />\nBeloved Mascot (University of Tenness
 ee Press\, $29.95)</p>\n<p style='text-align: left\;'>The authors of Smoke
 y: The True Stories Behind the University of Tennessee’s Beloved Mascot  w
 ill be signing their book at the University Center Bookstore on Friday\, O
 ctober 19 at 2:00pm. Smokey will be there to sign autographs.</p>\n<p styl
 e='text-align: left\;'>Smokey tells the stories of the nine beloved coonho
 unds that have been UT’s mascot for more than half a century. Mattingly ha
 s teamed up with Smokey’s owner\, Earl C. Hudson to interview Smokey’s for
 mer handlers\, sports journalists\, longtime fans and many others to bring
  to life these endearing canines.</p>\n<p style='text-align: left\;'>Vol f
 ans will learn Smokey’s history from the very beginning when Rev. Bill Bro
 oks’ prize-winning dog\, “Brooks’ Blue Smokey” won<br />\nthe title of UT’
 s mascot at a student body-led contest in 1953. The book includes many ane
 cdotes of Smokey’s most infamous moments\, including his kidnapping in 195
 5 by mischievous Kentucky students\, his confrontation with the Baylor Bea
 r at the 1957 Sugar Bowl and the time he suffered heat exhaustion at the 1
 991 UCLA game and was listed on the Vols’<br />\ninjury report\, to name a
  few.</p>\n<p style='text-align: left\;'>Readers will find this book to be
  not only a background of the mascot but also a history of UT athletics. T
 homas J. Mattingly is the author of Tennessee Football: The Peyton Manning
  Years and others. He writes about Vol history on his Knoxville News Senti
 nel blog\, “The Vol Historian.” Earl C. Hudson and his family have cared f
 or the Smokeys since 1994.</p>\n<p style='text-align: left\;'>Find more in
 formation on the UT Bookstore website: <a href='http://utbookstore.org'>ut
 bookstore.org</a></p>
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