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Me and Hank
Me and Hank

By Sandy Tolan

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"When Sandy Tolan was nine years old, his hero left town. In 1965 Henry Aaron and the Milwaukee Braves moved to Atlanta, but unlike the other Milwaukee kids, Sandy continued to follow Aaron's caree...

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The Last Magic Summer
The Last Magic Summer

By Peter Gent

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Base Paths The Best of the Minneapolis Review of Baseball
Baseball
Baseball

By David Colbert

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Thirty Baseball Parks and Seventy Home Runs
Montana Summer
Montana Summer

By Tom Yankus

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Coach

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Coach
Coach

By Michael Lewis

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