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    Stan the Man

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    People also call him “Stan the Man”. He played for the St. Louis Cardinals for 22 seasons from 1941 to 1963. He missed the 1945 baseball season because he was in the Navy fighting in World War II. He was voted Most Valuable Player of the National Baseball League three times. Stan is 86 years old. Stan was born near Pittsburgh‚ Pennsylvania on November 21‚ 1920. His father was a Polish immigrant. When he was 17 years old he was a pitcher in West Virginia. After two years he moved to a Florida

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    season. Even with a depleted team lacking verified pitching and consistent offense‚ they were able to overtake the best team in the first half of season‚ the San Francisco Giants and continue to strive to become one of the best teams in the major leagues. A number of Dodger starters are finally coming off the DL including Clayton Kershaw‚ Andre Etheir‚ and Rich Hill but there are a number of sporadic players like Enrique Hernandez‚ and Bud Norris‚ who are also coming off of it. The Dodgers seem to

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    Wrigley Field History

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    thousands upon thousands of people packed into the stands like sardines. Tears of joy stream down the faces of grown 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

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    History Review

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    ESSAY ONE HOW DID SPALDINGS CAREER MIRROR THE SOCIAL DARWINSISM OF AMERICAN BIG BUSINESS? Spalding recognized baseball’s ability to incorporate values and character traits associated with America’s frontier experience to the demands of an urbanized society without causing chaos or destruction. After all‚ as he put it‚ baseball was a game that taught "the man of tomorrow the absolute necessity of self-control" and the need to play by the rules as a member of a larger team‚ be it as baseball nine

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    Pete Rose Research Paper

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    Baseball legend Pete Rose once said‚ “I’d walk through hell and gasoline to play baseball.” This quote gives anyone unfamiliar with who Pete Rose is a great understanding of how much he loved the game of baseball. Pete Rose’s entire life revolved around the game of baseball. He was a hometown hero and played 24 seasons of professional baseball. From 1963-1986‚ Rose collected more base hits than any player to ever play the game which would make him a sure first ballot Hall of Famer. However on August

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    This paper was also submitted at Rasmussen and scored a whopping 36% after I completed my Disability paperwork. Let me know if you learned anything? The dean is a grad from Northeastern Univ. where "Great Books" Vice Pres is an educator. I learned something doing this paper and love sports‚ but am now partially disabled and paying for it with my grades‚ even though I am still doing the work. ACamfield_module2English_101704 Photo:Wikipedia

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    Dodger Stadium History

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    hires people to care for every aspect including landscaping. Walking into Dodger Stadium today is almost like walking into it as if it were 1962 again. The Dodger Stadium has been home to four Los Angeles Dodger Championship teams along with 11 National League West Division titles. Dodger Stadium is still ranked as one of MLB’s top

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    basketball team with an all-black starting five. This team was put under the national microscope‚ and performed to a higher standard than anyone expected. Throughout their journey to the NCAA tournament‚ this team faced more adversity than most people face in a lifetime. At almost every game they were called horrible names and treated with utter disrespect. Texas Western would face all of the racism head on‚ and make it to the National Championship game against the Kentucky Wildcats. When it is looked back

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    Calico Joe

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    novel switches back and forth between Paul’s youth in 1973 and his present in the early 2000’s. In 1973 when Chicago Cubs player Jim Hickman injured his back‚ the Cubs call up Joe Castle‚ a first baseman from the Cubs’ AA team‚ to play in the major leagues. At his first at bat‚ Castle hit a homerun and went on to hit 2 more homeruns and a perfect bunt to end the game with a win. Castle’s outstanding first game draws the attention of every American‚ especially that of Paul Tracey‚ becoming his new baseball

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    1990's Baseball Case Study

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    Introduction During the 1990’s baseball was facing some of the most monumental challenges ever “The realignment issue and its impact on the Chicago Cubs were still in litigation. National television revenues‚ which had been growing by leaps and bounds‚ were poised to take a severe dip (as it turned out the next year‚ by more than 50 percent). Attendance at games fell by 1.6 percent in 1992‚ with eighteen of the twenty-eight teams experiencing drops. A 1992 Gallup survey showed that MLB now lagged

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