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    Baseball Monologue

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    Baseball has been the glue to my life since elementary school. It didn’t matter whether it was little league, travel ball, all star teams, Junior Varsity or Varsity. There is nowhere else I’d rather be. I truly feel that my dedication to this sport has lifted me to be the man I am today. I believe learning how to do the hardest thing in sports, hit a baseball, has translated into learning to overcome adversity in my everyday life. I’d only recently realized this, but it’s been present the whole…

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    Baseball Stereotypes

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    In the baseball stories and poems, you do not get to read about a strong woman who is the main character very often. Women in stories portray as the wife of the main characters that are male. Their role can range from being a handy homemaker to the main character’s motivation to win a game or so. There is no representation for women in baseball literature in the early 1900s. The late 1800s to early 1900s was a time when women were placed into roles that are difficult to break out of. Even modern…

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    Discrimination In Baseball

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    in the post WWII booming economy at their jobs. Employment discrimination was impossible for African Americans to avoid in this post war era. This discrimination impacted all forms of employment for African Americans including “America’s Game” of baseball. Discrimination in the workplace was a great contributor to the wealth gap that existed post war and still exists today. Workplace discrimination by both employers and co-workers placed a physical and mental strain on African Americans…

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    Softball Vs Softball

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    difference between softball and baseball is ,baseball consists of nine innings, while softball consists of seven innings. Baseball has one and only one classification ,and the game is played the same way all over the world. Softball is classified into fast-pitch and slow-pitch which are both different from baseball. Softball and baseball are related, in fact softball originated from baseball; however these two sports are still very different. The difference between baseball and softball…

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    Sandlot Symbolism

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    122). The prevalent activity of that era was baseball. Baseball required for a glove, tennis shoes, jeans, and an important baseball. Unfortunately, the financial issues kept Smalls…

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    What Inspired Me A lot of things inspire me, and baseball is one of them. I have played baseball since I was 6 years old and played every year to this day. I have been blessed with the support of my family, coaches and teammates throughout the years of me playing baseball. The split of the bat, the fly of the glove, and the possess an aroma similar to spring noticeable all around are the most great highlights of the best season, baseball season. It's the time when the air starts to warm and…

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    was relying on me. With baseball every moment feels that way. I have felt so many emotions while playing this game. The good and the bad. With my mind racing from one situation to the next, it takes a lot out of me but then I remind myself that the determination I have used, the intelligence I have gained,…

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    Fastball Pitch

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    Mitchell Lee Mr. Rather ENGL 1301-95M 12 September 2015 We Want a Pitcher Not a Belly Itcher In the game of baseball, pitchers are either known as overpowering or off-speed pitchers. This is determined by what their best pitch is or how the sequence their pitches to get hitters out. There are three main types of pitches in baseball; the fastball, the curveball, and the change-up. Knowing how pitchers use the pitches or knowing pitchers "out pitch," the pitch they use to get hitters out,…

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    Tee Ball Monologue

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    Baseball I love hearing the ball cutting through the air and hitting the catcher's mitt. I hear that every time I play the sports that changed my life. This sport is what made me to who I am today, one pitch or one hit can change everything. Farthest I remember back is playing tee ball all the kids played with the sand but, I would actually take tee ball serious. I would be in the field praying for the ball to get hit to me and When I would be up to bat I swung so hard I miss and fall down. When…

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    presenting what is basically a ghost tale disguised as an American sports story, Kinsella blurs the lines between practicality and what is unreasonable. A middle aged farmer, Ray Kinsella who obsesses over a baseball diamond to the point in which it almost causes financial turmoil builds a baseball field to watch the ghost of Shoeless Joe Jackson play ball. While many just argue he is just a hardworking American with a dream to build a field, it is easy to see the absurdity of his mission.…

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