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Lucky Bats Apparel From the perilous train tracks

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From the perilous train tracks of Erie to the gritty streets of Pittsburgh

This plaque has a black border with a gold bevel edge surrounding the page and is ready to hang on your wall

Full-color vintage images for the first time

Detective Colleen Greer is the first on the scene of the young woman's death

Out in the country

Lucky Bats Apparel From the perilous train tracksElijah "Lucky" Miller played baseball wherever he could, whether it was a sandlot in Virginia in the early 1900s or a ballfield by a Pittsburgh steel mill in the 1920s. Lucky carried bats for Josh Gibson, Buck Leonard and other Negro League greats as a batboy for the Homestead Grays. See a century of baseball history through his eyes in this new children's book. By Elijah D. Miller and Kevin KirklandPhoto Illustrations by J. Monroe Butler II

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