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    World War I was finally over, and interest in Baseball had peaked as fans across the nation followed the games. Baseball was America’s Pastime with people tuning in to listen to every game on the radio. Despite rumors of the 1919 World Series fix, most fans believed that baseball was still pure and that the games were played to the best of the player’s abilities. However, baseball would change forever in 1920 as suspicions turned into confessions. In 1919, no ball club played better than the…

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    The formation of a country is typically accompanied by a people who crave new identities of belonging and freedom. That being said, revolutions always have at least two different viewpoints. In the formation and liberation of the United States, nationalism instilled pride and was used as a reason to revolt against the tyranny felt by some Americans. That nationalism, however, quickly weakened and turned to state allegiance, and was a subject of debate for those trying to resolve what the best…

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    the American car business in the last 30 years. And at the heart of the story is the question, why are American cars still not as good as foreign cars? Come with me for just a half minute to the Detroit Auto Show, OK? David Champion is one of the umpires who calls strikes and fouls in the car business. He 's the senior director of Consumer Reports auto test division. He says that Ford has actually been improving for the last six or seven years, but Chrysler 's still in the dumps, the worst of…

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    bowling is called bold. Catching the ball in the air before it touches the ground is called supporters. Returning the ball to the end of the cricket pitch before the batter can complete their run is called run out. Once the batter is declared out by the umpire, they have to leave the field. After that, the out batsman will be replaced by the next batter. When all batters are out, the fielding team gets a chance to beat the score set by the first batting…

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    Ideology Ideology is an extremely comprehensive subject. Giannetti defines it as “a body of ideas reflecting the social needs and aspirations of an individual, group, class or culture” (Giannetti 405). Ideology will always be a topic of debate when there are social differences present. The term ideology is also associated with politics and its platforms. In the films: A League of Their Own, The Perfect Game, and 42, different types of beliefs and cultures are examined and emphasized. Essentially…

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    Youth are learning lessons about sports and life from watching famous athletes on and off the field. Everything a professional athlete does is being watched, especially by children who love to copy. In 1993, Charles Barkley who retired from the Phoenix Suns produced a commercial in which he stated, “I am not a role model and just because I can dunk a basketball doesn’t mean I should raise your kids.” Players break laws, and behave poorly, but are forgiven due to their talents. Riddick Bowe,…

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    Walk off. The most exciting play in baseball. The second the walk off ends, the game does subsequently, the only thing left to do is look back on how exciting the game was and of course, walk off the field... We’ve been taken out to the ballgame, we’ve eaten all the peanuts and crackerjack, we’ve root-root-rooted for the home team, and now the baseball season of 2012 was coming to an end. Lodi was coming to town. A team thinking back to the last time we played, they left the diamond on top 17-3…

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    As a young boy, I always loved to play sports, going outside with my father either kicking a football, throwing a tennis ball, or shooting some hoops. Sport for me is a way to express myself. At the age of 4 I learnt how to ride a bike, taught by my sister in a caravan park named “Cairns Coconut” In our family of five, I have an identical twin named Matthew and a Sister named Sarah. A place which sticks in our family’s heart is Port Elliot Caravan Park. I have been going to there for 15 years,…

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    Sports And Stereotypes

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    economic return on sports in a local economy can be quite large. The sports industry brings roughly 14.3 billion earnings per year. The industry contributes around 456,000 jobs with an average salary of 39,000 dollars per job. Some of these jobs are umpires, sports officials, coaches, scouts, agents, players, and trainers. Society benefits economically because it can be a cheap form of entertainment for its fans. Americans only spend 25 million dollars on sports compared to 10.7 billion dollars…

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    Social Theory Paradigm

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    what you see is what you get: what we experience through our senses portrays the world accurately. And critical realism says that what we experience are sensations, the images of the things in the real world, not the things directly. For example when umpire in a cricket team gave the decision of out then…

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