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    powerful but unwritten color line in baseball. Knowing the pushback from fans and players of other teams‚ he knew he had to make a condition for Robinson. Not respond to the abuse that he was going to face going into an all white dominated sport. Robinson knew the challenges that would come with being a black baseball player in an all white league and with white fans. Jackie Robinson’s debut in organized baseball was with the Montreal Royals of the International League‚ the Dodgers’ best farm club. With

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    counterparts‚ but men experience pay differentials between each other in some sports. In male dominated sports‚ such as hockey‚ baseball‚ and basketball‚ there is a variation in an individual’s salary that adversely affects the team’s performance and vice versa. In a capitalist society‚ everybody is paid what their work is worth. Sports such as hockey‚ basketball‚ and baseball are pay-for performance sports‚ in that the players are paid what their skills are worth to the team. The less common a desired

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    Jackie Robinson

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    team. Sports allowed Jackie to feel a small amount of equality. Unfortunately‚ when the competitions ended‚ so did Robinson’s equal opportunity (Stout & Johnson 31-34). Throughout high school‚ Jackie excelled in four sports: Football‚ basketball‚ baseball and track. Because of his athletic ability‚ Robinson received an athletic scholarship to attend The University of California at Los Angeles.

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    of the 21st century is the use of performance enhancing drugs by professional athletes. Over the past four years‚ it has been nearly impossible to turn on the television without hearing something about athletes and these drugs. From former National League MVP Third Baseman Ken Caminiti’s admission of steroid use in an issue of Sports Illustrated (Verducci‚ 2004) to 2006 Tour de France Champion Floyd Landis being stripped of title due to a failed doping test (Blue‚ 2006) virtually every sport is involved

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    Jackie Robinson Jackie Robinson made a sport what was believed a whites only sport a sport for all races in the 20th century. He signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers in 1947‚ and was named Rookie of the Year that year. He later became National League MVP in 1949 and won the World Series in 1955. Jackie retired in 1957 with a batting average of .311. Jackie Robinson died of a heart attack in Connecticut in 1972. Jack Roosevelt Robinson was born on January 31‚ 1919 in Cairo‚ Georgia. The youngest amongst

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    Alex Rodriguez Essay 1

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    Diandra James Module 3 Case 3 due Feb 21‚ 2011 Should Alex Rodriquez be banned from playing Major League Baseball? As always‚ make sure to show how your position is for the greatest good (utility) and respects basic rights (deontology). Please write a three page paper answering this question and upload it in by the end of this module. References: http://nbcsports.msnbc.com/id/29068677/‚ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Rodriguez‚ http://www.helium.com/knowledge/238292-alex-rodriguez‚ http://proquest

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    fastball‚ Finch claimed that she almost always strikes out baseball players with a rise ball. In fact‚ during the 23rd Pepsi All-Star Softball game‚ Finch iconically struck out major league baseball player‚ Albert Pujols‚ with a rise ball. Consequently Pujols admitted‚ “I never want to experience that again‚” after his at bat. Why is it baseball players can hit a 90 mph pitch‚ but not a 55mph rise ball? Accordingly‚ due to the elevated baseball pitcher’s mound‚ males are unable to successfully pitch

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    “He gave the term “complete” a new meaning. He made the word “superstar” seem inadequate. He had about him the touch of royalty." This was a quote stated by former commissioner of Major League Baseball‚ Bowie Kuhn while speaking during Roberto Clemente’s eulogy. When baseball season came around in seventh grade‚ my coach of the Lakeland Copper Beech Middle School team‚ Fabrizo Morejon‚ explained that he wore the number 21 in honor of his childhood hero Roberto Clemente. He seemed such an advocate

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    The two essays that I have chosen are "This One’s for the Birds" by Paul Finkelman and "The Case Against Tipping" by Michael Lewis. These two essays in particular have some things in common‚ but they do have some significant differences between the two. In this paper I will try to compare and contrast these two essays and hopefully bring something to the reader’s attention that wasn’t there at first. In the first essay‚ "The Case Against Tipping"‚ the author‚ Michael Lewis talks about whether

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    History Of Softball Essay

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    boxing glove and threw it at someone who hit it with a pole. One of the guys in the room was George Hancock‚ (later to be known as the inventor of softball)‚ shouted‚ “Let’s play ball!” You might think they would try to play with some kind of larger baseball right; well George took a old boxing glove off the floor and tied it up with string then used that as a softball. The same goes for a bat they used a piece of a broken broomstick. Well he thought what’s softball without a chalked diamond lines on

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