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    Babe Didrikson Zaharias

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    she could play basketball on an amateur team. She led the team to the championship game in the Amateur Athletic Union, also known as AUU. She was known for her track and field instead of basketball. In the 1932 AAU championship, she was in 8 of the 10 events. She won five of the events. In four of the events, she set world records in javelin throw, 80-meter hurdles, high jump, and baseball throw. She ended winning the championship even though she was the only member on the…

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    lose he would throw his club and walk away from the game. But in 1923 his reputation of being a poor sport was wiped out of everybody after his successful career of winning 13 championships and being a person that matured over the years. Another notable golfer was Walter Hagen because of his success in the 1920’s. He won 5 PGA tours and was the first golfer to earn 1 million dollars. He was later inducted into the World Golf Hall of…

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    Tiger Woods Research Paper

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    greatness that lay ahead. As Tiger Woods' talent continued to develop, he quickly ascended through the ranks of junior golf, leaving a trail of victories in his wake. By the age of eight, he was already dominating junior tournaments, winning numerous championships and earning accolades for his exceptional skill and composure on the course. Tiger's early success on the junior circuit foreshadowed his future dominance in the world of professional golf and solidified his reputation as a…

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    including dropping out of school to train. Holm’s success was great and he won the Olympic title in 2005 equaling the record of the highest high jump with 7’10.5 (Epstein 27). However, Holm’s excessive training and passion was trumped at 2007 World Championship to a competitor described as: “He still doesn’t know that a track goes around in a circle.” (Epstein 29) That competitor was Donald Thomas, who defeated Holm and was crowned the 2007 World Champion. How did this inexperienced beat a man…

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    Origin Of Golf Essay

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    Who invented golf? The answer to this age-long question has been largely debated by many historians and golf professionals over the years. Golfers who love the game still very heatedly debate over the origin. This mystery has remained unsolved, but does not really matter in the grand schemes of things, what matters about the history of golf is how golf has evolved and effected humans over the years. It is hard to believe that the calming, stress relieving game we know today could have come…

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    seriously invested in their athletics as well. The two of them take personal golf lessons at the University of Iowa, and also play in the junior golf league at the Brown Deer Golf Club in Cedar Rapids, where the kids are supervised and give guidance under PGA professionals. The kids are given top of the line equipment as well, both have clubs that cost $180, and are also dressed properly with golf attire that costs over $350 for a whole outfit for each kid. The parents also plan on Joe to use…

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    He had been a very good player for a long time on the PGA Tour, but entering the 1998 Masters had not won a major championship. During 1998, O’Meara won tow majors - the masters, plus the British Open according to Brent Kelley. O’Meara won the Master in 1998 by closing with rounds of 68 and 67, and by birdying the final hole to secure the…

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    Terroristic activity is not a new concept here in the United States or in other countries plagued with high political turmoil. Terrorism is defined as the meaningful attempt of a smaller group or individual behaving irrationally with sadistic ideals who try to inflict their ways of thinking on a larger group or population. In every instance of terrorism, the tactics of fear and intimidation are always utilized (Schmallenger & Hall, 2014, p. 402). Terrorist organizations look for large areas…

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    When looking at this issue as a whole, the sports are almost exactly the same only a different sex. Why does one sex gets more attention than another? An article in The Atlantic Magazine, titled “Why Aren 't Women 's Sports as Big as Men 's? Your Thoughts”, explains why this phenomenon may exist: “Women’s sports that are identical to men’s sports—soccer and basketball, for example—will never be popular, because men are faster, stronger and more athletic” (Bodenner). It seems like women’s sports…

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    from cancer, and his infamous seven straight Tour de France wins, but fell from grace when he admitted using performance-enhancing drugs. Tiger Woods impacted the US by overcoming prejudice and racism in his childhood and winning multiple major championships, but fell from grace when he guilty of cheating on his wife Ellin. OJ Simpson was a successful football player in both college and in the NFL, but fell from grace when he was suspected of murdering his wife and Ron Goldman. While all three…

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