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    sports and recreational associations and federations‚ with the support of the national and international community. Baseball Baseball is the most popular sport in Nicaragua and its national team enjoys a strong tradition in the field of world amateur baseball with several sub-championships conquered. Nicaraguan baseball has players who have managed to be part of the Major Leagues

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    Roberto Clemente Interview

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    never capture the magnificence of the man” (“Roberto Clemente Quotes”). Born August 18‚ 1934‚ in Carolina‚ Puerto Rico‚ the first Latin American Major League athlete was the eleventh player to reach three thousands hits‚ received twelve straight Gold Gloves Awards‚ was the 1966 National League MVP‚ and was the 1971 World Series MVP (“Roberto Clemente: Baseball”). However‚ the magnificence of Roberto Clemente

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    All-American Girls Professional Baseball League had to attend charm school. There‚ they studied etiquette and beauty routines‚ including how to arrange their hair in a manner that would "best retain its natural style despite vigorous play." The Olympics did not admit women athletes until 1912. Women could not compete in the marathon competition until 1984‚ partially because some medical experts thought that women could injure their organs by participating. A major turning point for women’s sports

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    performance-enhancing drugs‚ depending on what sport and/or what league you are playing in‚ the penalty is dramatically different. For example‚ if you are found using steroids during the winter or summer Olympics‚ you automatically receive a two-year suspension for a positive test (Bodley 1). If you are caught a second time using performance-enhancing stimulants‚ you receive a lifetime ban from the Olympics (Bodley 1). In comparison‚ the National Hockey League does not have any drug testing or punishment at all

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    Jeter

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    Derek Sanderson Jeter is an American baseball shortstop who has played 18 seasons in Major League Baseball for the New York Yankees. A five-time World Series champion‚ Jeter is regarded as a central figure of the Yankees during their success of the 1990s and 2000s due to his hitting ability‚ baserunning‚ and leadership. He is the Yankees’ all-time career leader in hits‚ games played‚ stolen bases‚ and at bats . His accolades include thirteen All-Star selections‚ five Gold Glove Awards‚ five Silver

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    would be a major issue‚ but black historical figures took a stand against it unintentionally. A law and idea that was permanently encoded in the minds of society seemed impossible to change. Jackie Robinson‚ Ernie Davis‚ and Rosa Parks opposed segregation and racism by triumphing over what was once impossible. Jackie Robinson broke down the segregation barrier that bordered sports. Athletes of color were not allowed to compete in major league sports. Colored men who wanted to play baseball were sent

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    Descriptive Statistics

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    Descriptive Statistics One of the most beloved sports in America is Major League Baseball. This professional sport spends billions of dollars each year enhancing the chances to reach the ultimate goal in winning the World Series. Major League Baseball is one of the few remaining sports that have an uneven balance in the franchise wage capacity to acquire top talented players. The areas of concentration in this research paper will be player salaries‚ winning percentage‚ player performance

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    Ottawa

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    seen it for yourself.      Baseball was really popular in Ottawa during the 90’s and the early 2000’s. Baseball season lasted from the Months of May through August. During this time the climate is expected to be in its high temperatures and rain can also be expected year round. The city of Ottawa has its own Stadium that hosts all the semi-professional leagues that have existed. Originally named the Jet Form Park‚ the stadium seats roughly 10332 people. As the home baseball team changed‚ the home stadium

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    When Brooklyn Dodgers first baseman Jackie Robinson stepped onto Ebbets Field in the first inning of a game against the Boston Braves on April 15th‚ 1947‚ he became the first Black player in the Major Leagues since 1884‚ when catcher Moses Walker played in 42 games for the Toledo Blue Stockings (Light 119). For the next 60 years‚ an unwritten rule separated the two races‚ but Robinson changed all of that. While he had a relatively uneventful day on the field‚ going 0-3‚the 28 year old Jackie scored

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    1919 Black Sox Scandal

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    the most skeptical topics in Major League Baseball history. The 1919 World Series was battled out between the Chicago White-Sox and the Cincinnati Reds. In fact‚ this particular match-up was picked to be the most competitive world series yet‚ but it most certainly was not. After the Cincinnati Reds clinched the World Series title‚ the story behind the scenes began to unfold. This shocking and quite shameful story would clearly change the way Americans and future baseball players view the game entirely

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