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    the Major League Baseball and opened up the generation for colored people to play baseball. He courageously changed and challenged the deeply rooted custom of racial segregation in both the north and the south. He also gave the African Americans a different focus for life then just stepping back and letting them get walked all over by the words form the whites. Jackie proved a lot from when he made major achievements in high school from a one parent family‚ to trying out for the Major Leagues. Then

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    Poltical Science 11/25/2010 Clifton Wilkinson Tumbling Effects of Steroid Use by Major League Baseball Players Are the Major League Baseball record books tainted? Can a single drug change the way a baseball fan looks at the record set by Barry Bonds or opinions about a man who hit 762 homeruns (Pitch 1)? Steroids have the ability to turn an average player into a player that can qualify and succeed as a Major League Baseball player. They also provide the “good” player the ability to become a “great”

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    made a African American baseball player tried to play but the whites didn’t want him to play. Jackie Robinson was the first black person to play in the major leagues in 1947. Jackie Robinson signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers. He was very good baseball player that enable to open the door to follow his footsteps. In 1949 and 1955 he was National league MVP and a World Series champ. I used this evidence because it’s a sport of freedom and that every one should be able to play the game. The song “Take

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    particularly amazing at sports. Many of those kids go on and begin a road to attempt to elevate their game to the level of a professional athlete. Of those that attempt to go pro many will try and enter the world of professional baseball. The path of a Major League Baseball player is long‚ difficult and more often than not a short lived occurrence. Along the way potential players learn the life of being a professional baseball player from small to big time stages of play. That life includes knowing what is

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    INTRODUCTION Boston Red Sox is a professional baseball team of United States Major League based in Boston‚ Massachusets. It belongs to the East American Division League. The New York Yankees are their traditional rivals. 1.- TEAM HISTORY The Boston Red Sox were created in 1893 as a minor league franchise in the city of Toledo‚ Ohio in the Western League. Then moved to Boston when that league became the American League in 1900. The name of Red Sox was chosen by owner John I. Taylor after the

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    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 a biography about Jackie Robinson ’s life and all of the the great things he did and the struggles he went through from a child to an adult. In her book‚ Jackie Robinson: A Biography‚ she specifically talks about

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    people believe that Major League Baseball and the National Basketball Association are very different. They are not only different but they are also very similar. Both are two of the five highest grossing sports leagues in the United States. They are very popular and they both draw in very large crowds. These two sports have been around for many years‚ and they both look to have promising futures. Major League Baseball‚ also known as the M.L.B. This baseball league is a league of thirty teams

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    hitter‚ or DH‚ greatly changes our game of baseball today. This season marks the fortieth year the American League‚ or AL‚ has used the designated hitter in Major League Baseball. Nonetheless‚ the pitcher still hits in the National League‚ or NL. The enormous change has affected many aspects of the game we know today‚ so much so‚ that it has led to major controversy around the league. The unnecessary rule has distorted the game by significantly changing how the sport is played with pitchers hitting

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    movement‚ a single ball player’s struggle for freedom on the baseball diamond. Flood‚ an accomplished baseball player‚ had experienced twelve years in the Major Leagues‚ a victim of discrimination in a country that was still racist. In 1969‚ Flood made a historic decision that ended his baseball career at the age of 31. Against the advice of the Major League Baseball’s Players Union‚ Flood refused to accept his trade to the Philadelphia Phillies after the end of the 1969 season. Following Flood’s refusal

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    Steroids Abuse in Baseball

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    Steroid Abuse Hurts Baseball The abuse of steroids among players in Major League Baseball is corrupting the image of America’s Pastime as well as endangering the health of those who use the illegal substances. The lack of testing and punishment for the use of illegal substances like steroids in the Major Leagues portrays a negative image to aspiring young athletes. They see their role models using steroids and becoming better athletes rather than seeing suspensions for the illegal behavior or

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