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    America I have longed for the integration of baseball since I was a young boy. The emergence of this star athlete Jackie Robinson, playing for the Brooklyn Dodgers has given me hope for the bigger picture. The bigger picture being that integration will not only be with baseball. This collaboration on the baseball diamond gives me hopes for a future with integration throughout every aspect of life. I have a few reasons why I believe it is time for baseball to be integrated. First off, Jackie…

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    As a child, I have always dreamed of playing baseball professionally. To this day it is still a dream of mine that I have two years left to achieve. I feel that I am in a better position than most of my friends that I used to play with in high school because I am still playing at the division two level. I would consider baseball a dream job because I have passion for the sport and I enjoy playing the game. Although baseball is a sport, it is also considered a job because at the professional…

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    I was excited for baseball season because it is my favorite time of the year. I had worked hard with a few people during the off season. Spending a lot of my time at the Veterans Hall in Colome getting ready for baseball season was a very fun for me. I will describe many things including, what led up to baseball season, what the best part of baseball season was, and what happened at the end. Leading up to baseball season I was doing a lot of lifting and hitting as often as I could. Most of the…

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    I have been playing baseball every since I could hold a bat. Baseball has been a passion of mine for as long as I can remember. Both my parents, my older brother, and my two sisters played baseball. As you can see, baseball runs in my family. I also play football, so I am very athletic and competitive. I want to win whether it is in a baseball game or an argument with my brother. I remember when I played tee-ball at 4 and 5 years old. My coach put me batting last which meant I was the best…

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    The Game of Baseball The game of baseball is played around the world. Baseball is played with two teams of nine players on each team. Baseball is played with a glove bat and ball. You may not need a lot of equipment to play baseball, but you do need a lot of knowledge for the game if you want to win. The nine players are placed throughout the field with a first basemen, second baseman, shortstop, third baseman, pitcher, and a catcher. These players make up the infielders. The outfield has…

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    Baseball is a quintessential part of American culture. For generations, families have come together to watch their favorite players battle it out on the iconic grass diamond. Yes, baseball is entertaining, but it can also be a cultural influence as well. Jackie Robinson was the first black baseball player in the Major League, playing for the Brooklyn Dodgers for nearly a decade. He had a significant impact on the Civil Rights Movement by showing that black and white athletes were equal and by…

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    a major influence on not only baseball but also society. He stood for so much and was very prideful of being a Jew. Back in the late 1990’s it was very rare to see different ethnicities and races participate in the game of baseball. This was not by choice but because they were prohibited from playing the game of baseball. Segregation as huge back then and Hank Greenberg stayed true to who he was and never gave into societies views of him being a Jew playing baseball. One way we see this is how…

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    Red Sox) only had 8. Ever since the early 1900’s the two teams have been rivals. Baseball was famous around the late 1800’s. Baseball is referred today as America’s Pastime; many Americans have been playing for a long time. Today baseball is mainly played in North America where the USA is. In this book they also talked about great teams such as the LA Dodgers, the A’s, the Yankee’s, and the Mets. Many MVP’s in baseball are from those teams and they have…

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    The impact of World War II on baseball had many different effects as it impacted not only baseball at the current time, but the future of baseball as well. Players with the likings of Ted Williams, Bob Feller, Joe DiMaggio, Hank Greenberg, and many more traded in the bat and ball for a pair of boots and a rifle. While the names previously listed were said to not have been put on the front lines, they still joined the forces and went to fight for this country when they could have been playing the…

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    Do you hear about baseball in daily life? Have you ever done minor league baseball? Have you watched a World Series game? In the 1920’s, baseball athletics augmented greatly, due the Great War that drove people to social adjustment and wanting to pursue a leisure life. The 1920’s were such a booming age of sports that the title “The Golden Age of Sports” was given to it. Baseball in the 1920’s launched a foundation to current baseball, though media popularity and leagues of the roaring twenties…

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