No Hitter

No Hitter
ISBN-10
0316474274
ISBN-13
9780316474276
Category
Baseball
Pages
124
Language
English
Published
1991
Publisher
Sports Illustrated for Kids
Authors
Lucy Ellis, Leah Jerome

Description

Breezy's achievement in pitching the first no-hitter in league history causes problems when she doesn't give her team any credit for her success.

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