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    Ty Cobb could be easily called the greatest baseball player of all time. His determination and persistence is what made him the best. Through the lessons and morals of hard work that his father had taught Ty Cobb as a boy‚ he was able to become a great hard-working baseball player. His personal life was hard at times‚ but nonetheless he earned astonishing achievements in the 24 season playing career in the American league. A batting record for runs scored of 2‚245‚ runs batted in of 1‚937‚ a record

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    Chicago Cubs Essay

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    CHICAGO — Next year is here. At exactly 11:47 local time‚ the Chicago Cubs won the World Series that has eluded them for 108 years. Fans who packed bars to watch the games on television near Wrigley Field — neither of which existed back in 1908 — erupted in cheers before swarming onto the streets just before midnight Wednesday to celebrate in the shadows of the statues of Cubs greats Ernie Banks‚ Billy Williams‚ Ron Santo and legendary announcer Harry Caray. As the game ended‚ the roar from inside

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    The World Series has been kicking for over one hundred years (one hundred twelve‚ to be exact)‚ and involves the best action and plays baseball fans will ever see. It has the most colorful history of any finals round of any sport‚ with the 1919 White Sox scandal when eight players threw the game on purpose‚ and not one‚ but two player strikes occurred. There have also been many controversies. As of the 112th edition of the MLB World Series this November has just occurred‚ the accursed Chicago Cubs

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    Casey’s power over his fans is above all others. Casey’s fans will listen to just about anything he says without hesitation. When Casey struck his first out‚ his fans were furious over the fact and yet all he had to do was raise one hand to settle them down. I quote‚"And it’s likely they’d have killed him had not Casey raised his hand‚" and because of this one line‚ you can see that Casey’s power over his fans can stop a whole crowd from ridiculing innocent people. Fans of Casey will absolutely

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    Yogi Berra Biography

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    Yogi Berra died of natural causes during his sleep at the age of 90 last September 22‚ 2015 in his home in West Caldwell‚ New Jersey. Berra’s family released a statement: "While we mourn the loss of our father‚ grandfather and great-grandfather‚ we know he is at peace with Mom. We celebrate his remarkable life and are thankful he meant so much to so many. He will truly be missed." To honor Berra‚ the Yankees added a number 8 patch to their uniforms while the Empire State Building was lit with blue

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    Baseball has been apart of my life since I was 3 years old. I love baseball so much that I want to train younger kids and show them better baseball mechanics. Some kids are not as fortunate as others who get trained by big time trainers. Thats where I come in at. I’ll do some training for free but for the more advanced training‚ I will charge a little fee. Basically I just want everybody to make it. Baseball is basically my life. If I could play baseball forever I would. I play baseball in college

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    February 18 2014 Jackie Robinson & The Dodgers Thesis statement: Jackie Robinson was a very inspirational‚ courteous‚ and moderate human being as a child helping his poor single mother‚ as a young adult going to college and being nominated for many awards‚ going to the U.S. Army‚ and as an adult playing with the Montreal Royals‚ being scouted and recruited by the Brooklyn Dodgers‚ breaking and setting world records and breaking the color barrier for Major League Baseball. Mary Kay Linge wrote

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    Money Ball Book Summary

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    Jose Garcia Romero BAD 10 Monday‚ April 14 Book Review Money Ball: The Art of Wining an Unfair Game by‚ Michael Lewis When I think of business the first thing that comes to mind is management. Having a good management is one of the biggest keys to a successful business. Most people’s first thought when it comes to professional sports‚ is not how much of complex business it is. The book “Money Ball” by Michael Lewis is the perfect example of how complex and strategic the professional sport

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    The Great One “ He struck a mighty blow for equality‚ freedom and the American way of life. Jackie Robinson was a good citizen‚ a great man‚ and the true American champion.” Ronald Reagon. I don’t know if anyone could have summarized his life better. Jackie was a great influence to the American public. To over came diversity and succeed is a great accomplishment. Jackie Roosevelt Robinson was born in Cairo‚ Georgia‚ January 31 1919. He went to college at the University of

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    “These are the sounds of baseball: the crack of a wooden bat hitting a ball; the pop of a ball hitting a glove; the organ; the cheering fans” (Baltimore‚ Md.). Back in April for the very first time in MLB history‚ there was a game with no fans in the bleachers to watch and cheer on the teams. On April 12th‚ 2015‚ four officers tried to stop Freddie Gray and another man after the two men saw the police at an intersection and started to run. According to Deputy Commissioner Jerry Rodriguez‚ when they

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