The book runs 283 pages.

The life lasted 97 years.

“I think,’’ says author Daryl Slade, “what’s really interesting about Sugarfoot is the variety of his interests and achievements.

“The football is a big part of it, yes, but there’s so much more to the story.”

The pioneer in black players integrating into the game, alongside pals Woody Strode, Kenny Washington and a pre-baseball Jackie Robinson.

The part-time Hollywood actor.

The six-seasons spent in Calgary Stampeders red and white after being coaxed to Canada by Les Lear.

The jazz musician/bandleader. The disc jockey, turning Calgary on to R&B on station CKXL in the early-to-mid ’50s.

The service station owner. The heavy-machinery mechanic. The aging yet spry oracle overseeing countless practices at McMahon Stadium.

The icon.

The man who ventured north to catch a few footballs and stayed over half a lifetime.

It’s all here.

When Ezzrett (Sugarfoot) Anderson passed away on March 8, 2017, an entire city – the vast majority not old enough to remember No. 00 latching onto passes – felt the loss.

With full co-operation of the Anderson family, the independently-published “Sugarfoot” was launched Saturday at Nick’s Steakhouse, across from Sugar’s old football haunt, McMahon Stadium.

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