ait. They are Methodist, not Baptist. Luke says, "I
             sat alone in the bleachers and watched the Methodists score three more in
             the eighth. I dreamed of the day when I would be out there, hitting home
             runs and making incredible plays in centerfield. Those wretched Methodists
             wouldn't have a chance when I got big enough." (pp. 308-309) In this book,
             everyone is classified by one trait. During the course of this summer, Luke
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