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    Puerto Rico and signed him to the Pirates. From 1955 till 1972, Clemente shared his exuberant talent and his benevolent character with Pittsburgh. He not only made Pirate history, but also baseball history. With Clemente, the Pirates won two world series- one in 1960 against the Yankees and one in 1971 against the Orioles. He was also invited to play in twelve all star games. Clemente was vital to the team at bat and in the outfield. He has a lifetime average of .317, has had four 200 hit…

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    There is no question that in American society baseball is America’s pastime. Although, most American’s would argue that football has taken over as the most popular sport in America. But for those who truly admire the game, like me, would absolutely disagree. Watching two rival teams duel it out from the first pitch to the last, or a pitcher going for a no-hitter, nothing is more exciting. ''Whoever wants to know the heart and mind of America had better learn baseball,'' Jacques Barzun, the…

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    Eight members of the Chicago White Sox were banned baseball for losing the World Series on purpose. These eight players became known as the Black Sox. This left baseball in need of a hero and baseball found a hero in Babe. Babe hit 54 homeruns that season, which was more than the individual total of twelve other teams. This made…

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    five players they selected, while St. Louis was the only team to receive just one player, probably because all the players they picked were from the Cubs, who were considered the best team going into the 2016 season and ended up winning the World Series this year. If communication between GMs were allowed, a slew of problems, such as Prisoner’s Dilemma, difficulty of coordination, Mixed Strategies, and First Move Advantage, would have affected the results. Unfortunately, that would be well…

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    Derek Jeter Role Model

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    something about Derek Jeter. He was also a great man off the field never got in trouble for illegal drugs. This is one of many of my role models. What makes Derek Jeter devoted is he had have five times that his team that he lead won the World Series. He has also lead the Yankees in hits, doubles, games played, stolen bases, times on base, plate appearances, and at-bats. He was the team captain for eleven years. His batting average was .310 (average .266) that is amazing. He has also won five…

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    game and as a batter for the first time in the major league he went 0-2 and was removed the next at bat. This new recruitment was extremely overshadowed by the fact that the Braves had a legendary comeback that season going on to win the 1914 World Series championship. (BR3 Enterprises, LLC.2013) Egan was soon given to Cleveland after two weeks playing for the Boston Red Sox, during his time he kept an eye on Ruth to make sure he didn’t do anything rash. Ruth…

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    Ice Hockey Research Paper

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    Throughout history, the evolution of sports has persisted as a prominent and alluring global phenomenon in which, over the years, has developed as a cultural tradition in our daily lives. Despite the countless variety of sports that exist, all admirers share the mutual aspect of holding unified joy during practice or observation of the sport. Because of this, sports allow people to become socially consolidated in an effort to support their favorite sport’s team and celebrate the concept of…

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    Derek Jeter Do you know who got named the captain of the Yankees in 2003, with 260 home runs and 3,465 hit in his career? Well his name is Derek Sanderson Jeter. He has been the star of the Yankees since 1992 when he started. The greatest shortstop that has ever stepped foot on the Yankees field. Derek Jeter was born to his parents Dorothy Jeter (nee Connors) who was a german and Irish descent and, worked as an accountant. Sanderson Charles Jeter was and african american, has a Ph.D. and was…

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    DiMaggio is one of the few players to play in the major leagues with only one team. DiMaggio spent thirteen years with the New York Yankees. In fact, during his thirteen years with the Yankees Joe and his team won ten pennant titles and nine World Series Championships. DiMaggio, as an Italian American, is faced with American fans during World War II. Carino says “DiMaggio, the Italian American player, even when strongly embracing his ethnicity, ceased to be an exotic other” (Carino, P. 142).…

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    is no waste of time, Don't take cheap shots. Both teams are good this year that is a fact, so don't remind Cubs fans about how long it has been since their last World Series... they know. Don't point out low attendance at Sox games because that just doesn't matter. Both teams know how to win and keep showing it. The City Series should be circled on your calendar. For four straight days in July (July 25-28) your team will be playing for the Crosstown Cup. Two games at each ballpark this is…

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