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    Jackie Robinson

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    Cardinals. Jackie Robinson an American baseball legend who influence a civil rights movement. Which had positives effects on the country while leaving a great legacy. Jackie Robinson was the first African American to break the color barrier in major league baseball through the Brooklyn Dodger organization. In the beginning of the book “I Never Had It Made” it explained Jackie’s childhood and also a story of a little girl throwing a rock at Jackie and using demeaning language. Jackie later

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    Dominican Republic‚ and USA are among the top countries who dominate this sport n make up the majority of the MLB but places such as Japan and many European countries are getting catch of this fascinating sport. Baseball’s founder‚ history‚ and major events are just a few subjects I’ll hit on in my speech. Body: 1. The founder of modern day baseball is Alexander Cartwright. According to inventors.about.com Americans began playing baseball on

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    and one of the most successful as well. They have won the most games by any team in the history of American baseball and any North American professional sports team. The giants have captured 23 National League pennants and appeared in 20 World Series competitions- both records in the National League. Their most recent triumph was winning the 2014 World Series. The Giants have outstanding players (with the most Hall of Fame players in all of professional

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    Pittsburgh vs. Cincinatti

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    Pittsburgh both have an MLB (Major League Baseball) team and an NFL (National Football League) team. Cincinnati’s baseball team is called the Cincinnati Reds. The Cincinnati Reds became part of MLB in 1881. Since then their stadium has been called the Great American Ballpark. On the other hand‚ Pittsburgh’s baseball team is called the Pittsburgh Pirates. The Pirates were founded in 1891. Currently their stadium is called PNC Park. Both baseball teams are placed in the Central League Division of baseball

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    There are many famous people that live in America that were born in foreign countries. One foreign country that I am researching is the Dominican Republic. Most baseball players that play in the Major League Baseball known as the MLB come from countries like Dominican Republic and Cuba. One famous person that came from the Dominican Republic was Albert Pujols. Albert Pujols born as Jose Alberto Pujols Alcantara was born January 16‚ 1980. After being born in the DR Albert and his family moved from

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    1979‚ and led them to the World Series in 1980. In 1989‚ The Dowd Report (which harshly criticized Rose for gambling) was a shock. That a player who was so intent on winning and would do whatever it took to help his team to win‚ would break the major sin of baseball in gambling on baseball was an idea I could not have ever thought possible. A year later Michael Sokolove‚ who was a former writer at the Philadelphia Daily newspaper‚ wrote what would become the ultimate book on Pete Rose’s life

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    Larry Doby Research Paper

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    He was born in Camden‚ South Carolina. When he was in high school he earn 11 letters in football‚ basketball‚ track and baseball from Paterson‚ New Jersey for sports to play around 1938-1942. He soon join the Newark Eagles Of The Negro National Leagues. He stop playing for the Newark Eagles to serve or go be for the U.S. navy. When he came back from the navy he went back to the Newark Eagles. He came back around 1946. The next year Bill Veeck wanted to sign him to play for the Cleveland Indians

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    A-Rod Case

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    Signing the Best Player in Baseball Executive Summary The possibility of signing Alex Rodriguez in 2000 represented a major opportunity for the Texas Rangers. Rodriguez by 2000 and at just 25 years of age had come a long way in his career. Among his triumphs were becoming just the third player to obtain 40 homeruns and 40 base steals in a year and winning the American League homerun record by a shortstop. Besides his success in the field‚ he had also developed a very broad appeal among the baseball

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    Career Path

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    pretending to be announcing sports games on TV. That was when I realized that I wanted to be a sports broadcaster or announcer. I practiced everyday all day throughout my entire childhood. This past summer I wanted to do something other than train for soccer. I did an internship with the Texas Rangers. I worked with FOX SPORTS for a couple of days interviewing players on both teams. I followed a lady around so I could experience what it would be like to be a FOX interviewer. We interviewed the players

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    Gender Barriers

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    written by Tiffany Forte the author talks about how she wanted to become a major league baseball player‚ after all she was always told she could be anything she wanted. Her parents instilled that belief system in her‚ but society didn’t agree. Because she was a female there was no place for her in the Major Leagues. She realized that it wasn’t something that she could obtain. Although women have strived and accomplished major goals in our society today‚ there are still obstacles that prevent them

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