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    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 during the games. Jackie

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    going strong. They have always had a good ball club and have won 10 World Series in the National League. That number remains the second most in the whole MLB. The Cardinals belong to the Central Division of the National League and usually stay at the top of the division. The St. Louis Cardinals have been around since 1882 to current day. According to Baseball Almanac‚ “They joined the National League in 1892.’’ They have had three different teams names. During

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    game of baseball in the summer of 1839. It became America’s beloved national pastime. Baseball is America’s favorite pastime because everyone likes the game but they think that the game is to slow to watch. Baseball is assign of inequality because when baseball was first made a African American baseball player tried to play but the whites didn’t want him to play. Jackie Robinson was the first black person to play in the major leagues in 1947. Jackie Robinson signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers. He was

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    accomplishment was that he became the first African American to play in the Major Leagues in 1947. When that happened‚ he made a big breakthrough in America. He opened the door for many African American athletes and now today more than half are African American. Jackie was the main reason why there is many African American athletes‚ “a lot has changed in 50 years. Today‚ more than 1‚600 black athletes play major league sports!” (Scher and Kaplan‚ 1997). He has been an inspiration to many people across

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    Jackie Robinson once remarked‚ “There’s not an American in this country free until every one of us is free.” He was born January 31‚ 1919 in Cairo‚ Georgia‚ and was raised by a single mother. After playing baseball in the Negro Leagues‚ he signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947. He retired in 1957 with a .311 batting average. Because Jackie Robinson was perseverant‚ hard working‚ and talented‚ he became the first African-American professional baseball player. Jackie Robinson’s perseverance

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    After the civil war ended‚ in 1871 to 1875 the National Association of Professional Baseball Players (NAPBBP)‚ or simpler known as the National Association (NA)‚ was created in 1871 and continued through the 1875 season. That was considered as the first Major Leagues. William Hulbert’s National League was the first ever to make clubs more important than their players. So he made the players sign a contract to play baseball

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    community as a whole continues to grow year after year as young athletes and sports fans gain respect for the hardship and practically year round battles players endure for the love of the game. From the little league series held annually in Williams Port Pennsylvania all the way to the major league‚ where every player has the same dream to hoist the world series Commissioners Trophy in front of their home crowd as they cruise the streets of their home city during the traditional World Series Championship

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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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    government.” Obama was so dedicated to Musial’s talent that he gifted him‚ at the age of 91‚ with the Freedom Medal of Honor. Stan Musial was one of the highest ranked players in the National League history. Although he started his career in the late 1930’s‚ only 20 years of age‚ he made it to the major leagues. Given one of the highest Medals of Honor‚ Stan truly earned it. His achievements will not be forgotten. Yet he was the 2nd ranked player in NL history‚ and was voted as MVP with a .331

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    Pete Rose

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    Pete Rose: The Undeniable Truth Thousands upon thousands of men have been scouted‚ drafted‚ played‚ and even managed in Major League Baseball. Yet‚ a name‚ synonymous with numerous records‚ is mostly associated with controversy. Enter Peter Edward “Pete” Rose Sr. Pete Rose grew up in a middle class family‚ struggled as a student‚ and then eventually excelled as a baseball player/manager. Even though Pete Rose lived for the sport and broke so many records during his professional career‚ it was

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