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Professional vs. Personal

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Fred Bowen began writing when his son was young and playing sports.

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His book, No Easy Way - the story of Ted Williams and the last .400, has life lessons for children of all ages.

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In the book Perfect Game, Bowen’s life lesson is about living a non-perfect life in a perfect-driven sport.

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Mr. Bowen thinks that children’s sports offer life lessons more than just the score of games.

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Bowen writes a weekly feature in the Washington Post called the Score

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Fred grew up admiring the Chicago Cubs.

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Mr. Bowen has written books about football, basketball, soccer and baseball.

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The book, Perfect Game, took 13 years to write.

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He has a sense of guilt for his personal style of research

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Fred feels that team sports are a fascinating subject to write about.