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    was segregated. Famously, Jackie Robinson was the first African American baseball player to play in the Major League Baseball. He played as a shortstop in his African American league and was an outstanding hitter and base stealer. Each game, he would steal many bases without getting caught. His speed, technique and mind set helped him gain many attention from the Major Leagues. After many games in his African American league, the Brooklyn Dodgers organization called up Jackie and recruited him…

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    Baseball is America’s pastime. Little boys play catch and grow up dreaming of playing in the World Series. Families have picnics on the grass and watch a church baseball game. Friends plan a trip to a Major League game and share in the excitement. Ballplayers travel the country together while playing the game they love, becoming friends and often family. God created humanity for community and fellowship, which is a perfect opportunity for baseball. The characteristics of baseball players often…

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    again until you have something mastered. So when I decided I wanted to start playing baseball it really wouldn't have been that big of a deal… if I would have started playing around the age of 4 like all the other boys. But here I was starting at 9 years old. Obviously when I first started I was in little league coach pitch, a very non-competitive league for beginners.…

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    historic baseball players and athletes ever. Jackie Robinson was the first African American major league baseball player. He went through a lot of physical and emotional abuse to be one of the most historic characters in baseball history. He had the athleticism, the courage, and most importantly, the guts. Branch Rickey, the General Manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers at the time was one of the only to believe in Robinson. Robinson was the first African American to ever play professional baseball…

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    talking about it? If I were to ask you what your passion is in this world, what would come to your mind? If you were to ask me, it would be baseball without a doubt. Because baseball is my passion, it has changed my life significantly. Baseball has put me in a wonder situation in my life right now. As a little kid, I played baseball in the Euclid Boys League. I started playing in the first grade, a year later than most of the kids on my team. I wasn't that superb of a player starting off, I was…

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    acceptance, as much as I care about respect” (“Jackie Robinson”3). Former MLB player Jackie Robinson made an impact on the MLB by opening the door for other black players to play alongside him. He was a great baseball player and also a great person. Jackie Robinson was one of the greatest baseball players ever to have played the sport. Jackie Robinson was born on January 31, 1919, in Cairo, Georgia. The youngest of five children in a rather poor family, Jackie was also the most talented and…

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    Baseball Baseball has always been one of my favorite sports, and it will always be the longest sport I’ve played. A total of 9 years in Khoury league and 2 years in high school, so all in all I have been playing this sport almost all my life. I started baseball with the Red Bud T-ball team, the team had a count of 15 people including me and excluding the coaches. Those 15 kids playing on that team became some of my bestest friends and greatest teammates to have. Most of them ended up being…

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    or completely disagree with. This applies to Jon because of his extreme devotion to baseball unlike I. I asked Jon to tell me about his favorite sport, and without hesitation he responded with baseball. He has been playing since he was about five years old to present, about 6 years. I've learned that Jon didn't exactly enjoy the sport when he was younger but never gave up. He plays for an outside of school league called the “K.C.Curve” and for the Lake Shore High School on second base. He says…

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    Baseball Vs Softball

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    Logistically, baseball and softball are different sports, although seemingly similar. Confusing them as the same sport seems innocent enough, until you truly begin to understand the differences and why they exist. Baseball is for boys and softball is for girls, this is accepted as fact to a large portion of the American population. The girls’ sport is baseball, but softer. Softball was meant to provide an easier and less complicated alternative to baseball. The difference between a baseball and…

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    War 1 took a toll on the government's economy. It also took a toll on the people.Baseball,a new source of entertainment for the veterans and people of the 19th century.After the tiring war many were looking for a new source of entertainment,quickly baseball became the new hotspot for the people.Many would dress up and go to the newly renovated stadium and enjoy their day. Many would also bet on the game. This would turn a pretty profit for the owners and the gamblers but this was not the case…

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