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    Over a couple of weeks, the owner of the Brooklyn Dodgers had been watching Jackie play; He noticed that Jackie had a special talent that he had never seen even in the MLB. After a couple of days, Branch Rickey brought Jackie to his office and told him, “I want you on the Dodgers.” But he also warned him with these words, "Jackie Robinson, we've got no army. There's virtually nobody on our side. No owners, no umpires, very few newspapermen…

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    in Cincinnati. During his broadcasted speech, appearing to be extremely old before his time at 53, he foreshadowed baseball to do much more. "I'd like to live to see a black manager. I'd like to live to see the day when there's a black man coaching at third base." Jackie said. After nine days of these words, he died of a heart attack. For all that it didn't do in the years prior to Robinson's death, baseball has buckled down at compensating for lost time over the previous decade. The shortage of…

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    Raphael's Accomplishments

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    Raphael was one of the greatest artists of all Renaissance time. Raphael was best known for his Madonna's and for his large figure compositions in the Vatican in Rome]. Raphael was one of the best at using depth perception in his work. Raphael had some amazing talents but they were often over looked by people because they were more interested Michelangelo and DaVinci works of art. Even though Raphael is often in the shadow of other artists, he was still one of the great artists of the…

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    Essay About 1839

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    Do you know what's so important about 1839? It was the year that America’s pastime was created. That's right we're talking about baseball! “Little is known about the origin of baseball, the subject of considerable debate and controversy for more than 100 years” (“B-R Bullpen” 1). With all of this debate surrounding baseball’s creation, the sport has changed over the time. Baseball’s history is a bit scattered. We don’t technically who the original creator was but one rumor that was floating…

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    The Only Game Resolution

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    Jack is in his dead brother's room when his mom comes in looking for him. Jack tells her that the reason he quit was because he felt horrible about his brother going dirt bike riding even though he knew that he was. That ended up being the day his brother died and Jack thought it was his fault. His dad eventually came in and both of his parents told him that it wasn't his fault. Then his mom explained that they found something in his brothers room that was a present for Jack. His mom then…

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    In the exciting 2014 World Series the San Francisco Giants defeated the Kansas City Royals. However, only 12.9 million people watched the World Series which was less than cable television’s The Walking Dead. How did America’s pastime fall to a show about rampant zombie attacks? The answer is complex and requires examination of baseball and history to understand. Baseball started out as a sandlot sport that peacefully coexisted with professional baseball that centered around three largely…

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    First of all I had a really enjoyable time reading the book, The Glory of Their Times, written by Lawrence S. Ritter. This book was simply about the author recording the memories of baseball players from the early 1900s etc. I’ve learned a lot from this book, it showed me that there is always a way to achieve your goal no matter who are you are and what you do. Some of the players had even gone through the Progressive Era, which was a time of social activism and political reform in the U.S. and…

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    Challenger Explosion Memo

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    The purpose of this memo is to analyze the accessibilityand ethicsof three technicaldocuments inthe Challenger Case Study: Document A: Ray January 1978 Memo, Document B: Ray January 1979 Memo, and Document F: BoisjolyJuly 1985 Memo. The 1986 Challenger explosion stands as one of the most tragic incidents of space travel in US history. Perhaps the most shockingdetail of the accident is that theproblemthat caused the explosion, issues with the O-ring,had been known for years before the launch.…

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    During the winter of his freshman year, Bukowski was informed by his coaches prior to indoor training that he would be practicing on an artificial mound at regulation distance to the batter and catcher (Bukowski v. Clarkson University, 2011). The day before being injured, Bukowski watched pitchers throwing "live" during practice without an L-screen in the indoor facility (Bukowski vs. Clarkson Univ., 2011). Despite never having practiced "live" indoors and without an L-screen, Bukowski entered…

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    Jackie Robinson: [The Legend] Jackie Robinson was a famous baseball player who also the first African American Major League Baseball player. He received many honors as well as breaking the color barrier. Jackie Robinson was inducted into the Hall of Fame for his outstanding performance. Jackie Robinson was born January 31st 1919 In United States Cairo, Georgia Robinson's mother did various domestic jobs to earn a living, and as a boy Robinson helped by delivering newspapers and selling food…

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