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Washington
Parent: As with all Bowen's baseball and basketball titles,
this one is marked by fast action and believable contemporary characters.
The short section in the back on the history of women's basketball
makes for especially interesting reading. Mary Quattlebaum
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Chris
needs help with his basketball game. He's spending too much time
on the bench. He turns to his friend Greta the star forward
on the girls' team for some shooting lessons. But even her
expert tips can't make Chris's shots go in. Then he gets some interesting
advice from a very unlikely source. But can that advice work for
Chris?
Girls
basketball used to be very different from boys basketball. Girls
weren't allowed to cross the center line. They were either forwards
or guards and stayed on one side of the court or the other. Some
star players never scored a point! They were hard-charging, game-saving
guards. They knew what some kids forget: There is glory in defense!
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