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    TO BIDDERS This will be single source negotiated contract. The instructions to the Contractor are provided below. 1.1. General Description of Work This work shall deliver is facilities to include the construction of one baseball field that will accommodate a semi-pro baseball team‚ the construction of one clubhouse‚ and the construction of one parking area sized to hold 50 cars. A 20-acre parcel of land will be provided for the construction of these facilities‚ which has already been acquired

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    African Americans in Media

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    sometime develop physical altercations. Since the majority of these fights are between African Americans‚ people see them as aggressive. A recent report by CNN states that there’s a growing number of African Americans populating Major League Baseball rosters. Baseball is seen as a less aggressive sport that has fewer fights. Even on the female side‚ the Williams sisters are viewed as very aggressive. From there wardrobe to powerful serves‚ they often intimidate the opponent before the first ball is

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    Babe Ruth Unbeatable

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    horns Roar as loud as a Lion and the Crowd goes wild. “He makes it once again‚ is Babe Ruth Unbeatable?” The commentator says as if he wasn’t amazed. Bring back one of the greatest baseball players of all time and watch the story right before your eyes. In 1914 Babe Ruth became Major league in July‚ the first Major league team he joined was the Almighty New York Yankees. In the year of 1927 Babe made a stunning 59 homeruns‚ the record was broken 1 year after Babe set his record‚ and the man who broke

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    used very extensively and proved its worth. The San Francisco Giants are one of the oldest U.S baseball teams‚ and one of the most successful as well. They have won the most games by any team in the history of American baseball and any North American professional sports team. The giants have captured 23 National League pennants and appeared in 20 World Series competitions- both records in the National League. Their most recent triumph was winning the 2014 World Series. The Giants have outstanding players

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    state-of-the-art ballpark‚ feels like a trip back to the future. The Braves marketing campaign reflects the charm and nostalgia of baseball’s past but it has a futuristic slogan‚ “Turner Field: Not just baseball. A baseball theme park.” Fans are closer to the action at Turner Field than at any other major league ballpark. Interactive games to test fans’

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    Jackie Robinson Essay

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    to health he left behind a profound legacy that today is still cherished and valued. He made a difference in Major League Baseball‚ which will never be forgotten. His choices and courage paved the way for almost every African American in major league sports today. He is a person who is respected in many ways. The people admired his courage and humility. After he retired from baseball‚ he was awarded “High Honors from civil and human rights organizations‚ religious groups and the United States government

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    Selena Martinez Mrs. Lesosky English II Pre-Ap-2 26 April 2013 Shoeless Joe and Nostalgia Shoeless Joe Jackson was banned from baseball by Judge Landis and the fight to have him reinstated still rages on. W.P. Kinsella‚ author of New York Times Best Selling Novel‚ Shoeless Joe‚ expresses his feelings about a time in history when baseball was heart-pounding and thrilling to go and watch Joseph Jefferson Jackson play ball. In Kinsella’s heartwarming story he displays many types of rhetorical

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    Abstract The structures of revenue sharing‚ the player draft‚ reserve clause and salary caps across the professional sports landscape are all efforts or were efforts to maintain a sense of competitive balance in the industry. Leagues go about revenue sharing and the question of a salary cap in different ways depending on the sport‚ but all are intended to either generate as much revenue as possible through teams gaining a maximum amount of interest on the part of their respective

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    Josh Hamilton

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    long-awaited Major League debut on April 2 against the Chicago Cubs in pinch-hit appearance‚ receiving a 22-second standing ovation. He made his first start on April 10 against the Arizona Diamondbacks‚ batting lead off. In that game‚ he recorded his first Major League hit‚ a home run off Edgar Gonzalez. The next night‚ he hit another. Hamilton was named the National League Rookie of the Month for April. Complications In Life Josh Hamilton Maybe be just a pretty face and an amazing baseball player to most

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    high over the decades. Baseball‚ basketball‚ football‚ and hockey have become important in our society for escape and entertainment for all ages over the history of the United States. When professional sports gained nationwide popularity in the 1950s‚ ticket prices were tailored to fit the average American’s budget. A major league Baseball ticket averaged a mere $1.54 in 1950. (Haupert‚ 2007) In the 1950s‚ a child of preteen age could afford to attend a professional baseball game on allowance money

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