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The Fastest Kid on the Block: The Marty Glickman Story Authors: Marty Glickman, Stan Isaacs Publisher: Syracuse University press Publication Date: 1996 Format: Hardcover Price
Florence Griffith Joyner:Track & Field Star Authors: April Koral Publisher: Franklin Watts Incorporated Publication Date: 1992 Format: Hardcover Price
A biography of the noted sprinter who won three gold medals at the 1988 Olympics.
	Gwen Torrence Authors: Mark Stewart Publisher: Children's Press Publication Date: Hardcover 1997, Paperback 1996 Format: Hardcover, Paperback Hardcover Price, Paperback Price
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Jim Thorpe, the Legend Remembered Authors: Rosemary Kissinger Updyke Publisher: Pelican Publishing Company, Incorporated Publication Date: 1997 Format: Hardcover Price
Story of Ted Corbitt Authors: John Chodes Publisher: Cedarwinds Publishing Company Publication Date: 1997 Format: Paperback Price
Running Girl: The Diary of Ebonee Rose Authors: Sharon Bell Mathis Publisher: Harcourt Brace & Company Publication Date: 1997 Format: Hardcover Price
In her diary Ebonee Rose records her passion for running, her desire to be like the great African American woman athletes who have come before her, and her preparations for the All-City Meet.
	Running with the Legends Authors: Michael Sandrock Publisher: Human Kinetics Publication Date: 1996 Format: Paperback Price
More than a collection of biographies, Running with the Legends provide the closest and most complete look at how running and runners have changed, from the great Emil Zatopek in the 194-s to the superlative Uta Pippog in the 90s.
Wilma Rudoph Champion Athlete Authors: Victoria Sherrow Publisher: Chelsea Hs Publication Date: 1995 Format: Hardcover Price
	Wilma Unlimited: How Wilma Rudolph Became the World's Fastest Woman Authors: Kathleen Krull, David Diaz (Illustrator) Publisher: harcourt Brace & Company Publication Date: 1996 Format: Hardcover Price
Wilma Rudolph had plenty of love and attention from her parents and her 21 brothers an sisters while she was growing up in the 1940s in Clarksville, Tennessee. When she contracted polio, the doctor said she would never walk again--but Wilma refused to believe him. Over the years, Wilma overcame incredible odds to become one of the worlds finest athletes.