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    District with particular attention to funding baseball and softball fields. Reinsdorf was inducted into the Appleton‚ Wisconsin Baseball Hall of Fame on August 5‚ 2006 in a ceremony at Fox Cities Stadium prior to that evening ’s game between the Midwest League Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and Beloit Snappers. He was so recognized because a former Minor League club‚ the Appleton Foxes‚ was a Chicago White Sox affiliate and won three consecutive Midwest League Championships in the early years of Reinsdorf

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    and he signed it during October of 1945 a day that broke the color barrier between baseball athletes. Jackie started with the Montreal Royals a minor league team associated with the Brooklyn Dodgers. During the beginning of the season‚ the Montreal Royals players were surprised and upset of accepting a black player to play with them. They never expected a black player would ever play in a major league baseball team. Jackie faced a lot of racial prejudice from the player and all the white spectators

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    1947 afternoon at Ebbets Field‚ when the Brooklyn Dodger infielder became the first black in the 20th century to play baseball in the major leagues. He changed the sport‚ and he changed the attitude of a lot of people in this country‚ Jackie Robinson fought for all the people that were fortunate‚ a lot of them are‚ especially the minority guys‚ to be able to play in the major leagues and the impact on the people of color today. Robinson was an undeniably great player who had some of his best years

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    story about a high school baseball coach from Texas named Jimmy Morris. Morris’s dream throughout his life was to make it to the big leagues and play with the very best in the game. He faced multiple challenges that tried to hold him back from his dream. One of the challenges he faced was his dad‚ his father disapproved of him playing baseball and didn’t support him playing at a young age. Another big challenge was the town Morris’s family moved to‚ they didn’t care for baseball and there was nowhere

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    Jackie Robinson made history in 1947 when he broke the color barrier to play for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Jackie won the national league rookie of the year award his first season‚ he also led the dodgers to the national league championship. That was the first of his six trips to the world series. Jackie Robinson influences me because‚ just because he was a different color he didn’t give up.he kept trying and eventually he broke the color barrier‚ and made it into the hall of fame in 1962. In 1949

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    1) The article “The Sports Business as a Labor Market Laboratory‚” by Lawrence M. Kahn focuses on data on the rise and fall of rival sports leagues and the granting of free agency rights in professional sports and other things. I read pages seventy-five to eighty-three of the article. Overall‚ sports owners are a small and interconnected group. This suggests that they have the ability to band together and act as monopsonists in paying their players. A monopsony is a market condition that exists

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    ENC 1102 Ms. Politte February 27‚ 2014 Risk vs. Reward: Using Performance-Enhancing Drugs The steroids era in not only Major League Baseball‚ but in all professional sports really began in the early 1990s. In MLB‚ the commissioner‚ Byron Johnson‚ turned a blind eye to the players who were using PED’s because he wanted to draw fans back to the stands to see more homeruns. This worked for a while and then the use became illegal. Then MLB started testing their players in the early 2000s because

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    Paper Sabermetrics Baseball was invented by Alexander Cartwright in 1874‚ where he created a list of official rules (Schuldt). These rules set a boundary for players‚ managers/coaches‚ and officials to follow on the field. Players played for the love of the game and fans only cared who won and loss. Since then‚ the game has change. Baseball is now one of the most premier sports in the country. There are now 30 teams‚ two leagues (American League and National League)‚ all from the east of New

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    abusing steroids are some techniques that they use to skillfully create a strong‚ convincing article. The Times begins the article reflecting on the abuse of steroids in sports‚ describing‚ “much of the focus” of steroid misuse has been with Major League Baseball and cycling yet the Olympics is “under scrutiny” as well. The Times uses logos to back up their statement saying‚ “In the 2012 Summer Olympics in London‚ 11 athletes were barred for illegal drug use.” The technique has immediately established

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    Born on December 13 1942‚ Fergie Jenkins is a former black Canadian‚ professional baseball player. He was a Major League Baseball pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies‚ Chicago Cubs‚ Texas Rangers‚ and Boston Red Sox‚ from the years of 1965 through 1983. In 1991‚ Ferguson Jenkins became the first Canadian to be inducted into the National Baseball Hall of Fame. In this presentation‚ I’ll be talking about how Ferguson Jenkins dealt with racism‚ did Jenkins ever win a World Series‚ what teams he played

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