Soar Places

where Jeremiah was found as a baby in the snack room next to the coffee pot.

Computer Partners Ltd.

where Jeremiah lived here till they found out about his heart.

Indianapolis, Indiana

Where Jeremiah lived at the start of the book

St. Louis, Missouri

bridge they visited four times

The Gateway Arch (St. Louis)

Small town with population 12,761

Hillcrest, Ohio

home of the hornets

Hillcrest High School

Nickname for Hillcrest High School’s baseball stadium.

The Hornet’s Nest

only pizza place in the town

Junk Ball Pizza

Store located on the corner of Hyland Road and Oakley Avenue.

Chip Gunther’s Sports Store

The street where Walt and Jeremiah rented their house.

Weldon Road

Pastor Burmeister’s church; sign read, “Lord, make me an instrument of your peace.”

Peaceful Lutheran Church

Where Jeremiah found Walt’s Mother’s Day card.

Peaceful Lutheran Secondhand Store

 Home of the Eagles.

Hillcrest Middle School

where a poster for Hargie was displayed

Hillcrest Public Library

Rival HS with mascot the tigers

Temple High School

team the eagles played with mascot the tornadoes

Lincoln Middle School

team that booed the Eagles and called them cheaters

Myerson Middle School

Team that bought a priest and a nun to their baseball game

St. Peter’s Middle School

The last team the Eagles played that season with mascot the marlins

Millville Middle School

location of Coach Perkins’ trial

Cincinnati, Ohio

Where the Eagles held their MVP dinner when Jeremiah was hospitalized.

Hospital Cafeteria (Cincinnati)

Local paper that reported on the steroids & the Eagles.

Hillcrest Herald

establishment that supported the Eagles w/ free samples & a “Go Eagles” sign.

The Brownie Bakery

Jeremiah’s favorite city, him and Walt lived there one summer.

Toronto, Canada

Country where Franny’s father might’ve gone; trunk contained a map of it.

Canada

Dr. Sarah Dugan’s hometown and reason she was a Red Sox fan.

Boston, Massachusetts

State where Sarah Dugan’s birth mother lived and died before she turned eighteen.

Georgia

Referenced in relation to driving east on I-70.

Chicago, Illinois

Next door to the Engers

Mrs. Penelope Prim’s House

It’s door had a yellow and black “HAZARD” sign.

Hillcrest Middle School VP’s Office