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Wild In The Strike Zone: Baseball Poems

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Product Code: 9780692719701
ISBN13: 9780692719701
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$16.42
Wild in the Strike Zone is Tim Peeler's third book of baseball-related poems. The topics featured range from well-known players like Mickey Mantle, Pedro Martinez, and Randy Johnson to the lesser known colorful heroes of the depression era outlaw Carolina League such as Sing-Sing Prison grad, Edwin "Alabama" Pitts and Canadian-born slugger, Vince Barton. Wild is also a celebration of Peeler's "baseball childhood," and an exploration of his relationship with his minister-coach father and a reflection on his love for baseball and its connection to the American experience.





Author: Tim Peeler
Publisher: Rank Stranger Press
Publication Date: Aug 16, 2016
Number of Pages: 142 pages
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 0692719709
ISBN-13: 9780692719701

Wild In The Strike Zone: Baseball Poems

$16.42
 
Wild in the Strike Zone is Tim Peeler's third book of baseball-related poems. The topics featured range from well-known players like Mickey Mantle, Pedro Martinez, and Randy Johnson to the lesser known colorful heroes of the depression era outlaw Carolina League such as Sing-Sing Prison grad, Edwin "Alabama" Pitts and Canadian-born slugger, Vince Barton. Wild is also a celebration of Peeler's "baseball childhood," and an exploration of his relationship with his minister-coach father and a reflection on his love for baseball and its connection to the American experience.





Author: Tim Peeler
Publisher: Rank Stranger Press
Publication Date: Aug 16, 2016
Number of Pages: 142 pages
Language: English
Binding: Paperback
ISBN-10: 0692719709
ISBN-13: 9780692719701
 

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