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Alou My Baseball Journey Felipe Alou Peter Kerasotis Pedro Martinez Alou

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Alou My Baseball Journey Felipe Alou Peter Kerasotis Pedro Martinez Alou
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Publisher: University of Nebraska Press
File Extension: EPUB
File size: 2.21 MB
Author: Felipe Alou & Peter Kerasotis & Pedro Martinez [Alou, Felipe & Kerasotis, Peter & Martinez, Pedro]
ISBN: 9781496214041, 1496214048
Language: English
Year: 2018

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Alou My Baseball Journey Felipe Alou Peter Kerasotis Pedro Martinez Alou by Felipe Alou & Peter Kerasotis & Pedro Martinez [alou, Felipe & Kerasotis, Peter & Martinez, Pedro] 9781496214041, 1496214048 instant download after payment.

Growing up in a tiny shack in the Dominican Republic, Felipe Alou never dreamed he would be the first man born and raised in his country to play and manage in Major League Baseball—and also the first to play in the World Series.
In this extraordinary autobiography, Alou tells of his real dream to become a doctor, and an improbable turn of events that led to the pro contract. Battling racism in the United States and political turmoil in his home country, Alou persevered, paving the way for his brothers and scores of other Dominicans, including his son Moisés.
Alou played seventeen years in the Major Leagues, accumulating more than two thousand hits and two hundred home runs, and then managed for another fourteen years—four with the San Francisco Giants and ten with the Montreal Expos, where he became the winningest manager in franchise history. Alou’s pioneering journey is embedded in the history of baseball, the Dominican Republic, and a remarkable family.

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