Lonnie Wheeler
Born
  in St. Louis, Missouri, The United States
    
        March 27, 1952
    
  Died
  June 09, 2020
  Genre
  
  |   | I Had a Hammer: The Hank Aaron Story by 
          
                
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                published
               1991
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              20 editions
          
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|   | Long Shot by 
          
                
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                published
               2013
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              7 editions
          
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|   | The Bona Fide Legend of Cool Papa Bell: Speed, Grace, and the Negro Leagues 
          
                
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                published
               2021
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              7 editions
          
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|   | Sixty Feet, Six Inches: A Hall of Fame Pitcher & a Hall of Fame Hitter Talk About How the Game Is Played 
          
                
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                published
               2009
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              16 editions
          
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|   | Pitch by Pitch: My View of One Unforgettable Game by 
          
                
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                published
               2015
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              4 editions
          
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|   | Intangiball: The Subtle Things That Win Baseball Games 
          
                
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                published
               2015
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              12 editions
          
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|   | Bleachers: A Summer in Wrigley Field 
          
                
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                published
               1988
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              3 editions
          
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|   | Blue Yonder : Kentucky : The United State of Basketball 
          
                
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                published
               1998
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              2 editions
          
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|   | Cincinnati Game by |  | 
|   | All We Got: Inside the Heart of Kentucky Basketball 
          
                
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                published
               1998
          
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      “Jeter’s work ethic, kneaded into the dough and manifesting itself in the leavening of his metric loaf, has already nourished the dossier with which his contracts are negotiated.”
    
― Intangiball: The Subtle Things That Win Baseball Games
  ― Intangiball: The Subtle Things That Win Baseball Games
      “But maybe the best way to describe Votto is that he’s baseball’s most cerebral hitter, the Einstein of the batter’s box.”
    
― Intangiball: The Subtle Things That Win Baseball Games
  ― Intangiball: The Subtle Things That Win Baseball Games

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