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    Underpaid Athletes

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    salaries they earn‚ the industry they earned their way into raises billions of dollars in revenue. Not too mention the hard work and rigorous schedule athlete must go through‚ only a small percentage of society are capable playing in professional sports leagues. To compensate fairly compensate athletes for their popularity‚ world class abilities‚ and demanding work schedule the large salaries of professional athletes should not be regulated. Leg 1: (Short careers/Injuries) All athletes have short careers

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    earth” (Speech 1). Lou Gehrig‚ went from being a big time baseball player to receiving ALS‚ he rose above it and became one of the most inspirational people in the world. Lou is also a very heroic figure because of his baseball career‚ being diagnosed with ALS‚ and his long lasting legacy. During Lou Gehrig’s career‚ he was a dominant baseball player and an influential figure. Also During his career‚ he was known for his strength and skill. “Baseball was the most popular sport in the United States at the

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    Jackie Robinson Thesis

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    in 1993. The book “Jackie Robinson” is a biography because it talks about his life and how he grew up as a black baseball player for the Dodgers. He also led the way and showed how he broke the color barrier. The subject of the book is Jackie Robinson. The main idea of the book is how Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in an era where whites dominated the sport of baseball. Jackie Robinson was born on January 31‚ 1919 Cairo‚ Georgia. He died October 24‚ 1972. He was at the age of 53

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    Doping in Sports

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    player in his/her sport. Critics of doping claim that players should be competing with their “god given abilities.” However‚ players quit competing with their “god given abilities” as soon as the Greeks put a shoe on to run. Perhaps a batter in baseball takes HGH (Human Growth Hormone) to boost his ability to work out and get stronger‚ while another batter may be taking legal creatine and protein boosts to heighten their performance. While both measures accomplish what the players wants are HGH

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    Eight Men Out

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    many examples of fraud and scandal. One of the most well-known scandals of our century is the 1919 Chicago White Sox Scandal. The movie “Eight Men Out” shows us what really happened throughout the 1919 baseball season with the Chicago White Sox. The Chicago White Sox were a Major League Baseball organization who was run by their penny-pinching owner‚ Charles Comiskey. He has been under -paying his players‚ despite the fact that they were the clear favorite to win the 1919 World Series. As a result

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    interesting similarities as well. Not only are these cities gifted historically in having the oldest stadiums in the National League and American League‚ but they are also gifted with a dreadful curse. For Chicago their curse is a goat while for Boston their curse is the Bambino. These curses have haunted these two professional baseball teams for over a century. Both baseball teams are similar in that each team was at one point cursed. In the fall of 1945‚ a man named William Sianis attempted to

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    powerful but unwritten color line in baseball. Knowing the pushback from fans and players of other teams‚ he knew he had to make a condition for Robinson. Not respond to the abuse that he was going to face going into an all white dominated sport. Robinson knew the challenges that would come with being a black baseball player in an all white league and with white fans. Jackie Robinson’s debut in organized baseball was with the Montreal Royals of the International League‚ the Dodgers’ best farm club. With

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    Jackie Robinson

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    sister name was Willa. Jerry Robison ran away when was only 6 months old ran off to Florida hoping for a better life there. Jackie played baseball‚ basketball‚ football‚ track‚ golf‚ tennis‚ and swimming his big brother Mack was good enough to go to the 1936 Olympics. The Army Before Jackie started playing in the Negro league he was in the army. The reason Jackie went into the army was because the Japanese attacked Pearl Harbor where he played football for the Honolulu

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    Wrigley Field History

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    men as the team they have loved since they could first walk has just won the World Series. The sport of baseball has grown to become the national pastime of the United States since Abner Doubleday first invented it in 1839. From 1839 to the present‚ many things have changed about the sport of baseball. The type of wood used to make bats has changed‚ players have gotten stronger and faster‚ baseball has become integrated‚ and the popularity of the sport has increased dramatically. Despite these changes

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    Pete Rose Research Paper

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    player while people against him say that gambling in MLB as a player and or coach is illegal within the league. Rose is now notorious for gambling while he was manager for the Cincinnati Reds. With his crime against the MLB‚ people think he should be recognized as a player and not as a manager. Jayson Stark‚ senior writer for ESPN‚ writes‚ “I would like to volunteer for a job no one in baseball will hire me to do. I would like to be the guy who writes Pete Rose’s Hall of Fame plague”() Stark believes

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