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Edward Earl Fitzgerald (September 10, 1919 – February 11, 2001) was a sports journalist, editor of Sport magazine, executive in chief of the Book of the Month Club, founder of the Quality Paperback Book Club, president of the books division at Doubleday Publishing, and president of McCall's Magazine Group. He was also an author of sports biographies. His own memoirs include A Nickel an Inch: An Autobiography, and That Place in Minnesota.

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