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    The crowd cheering loudly at a baseball game to a giant constantly yelling to fight are two different stories looking at the literal meaning. The story “ David and Goliath” and the poem “ Casey at the Bat” are two stories that have similarities and differences but at the end of both stories‚ they both have a fantastic theme that can change your view of life. “Casey at the Bat“ and “David and Goliath “ have many similarities. 66 David and Casey have many similarities in their

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    crack in the ground called the San Andreas Fault. What is the science behind this fault? why should people fear it? and what could be the result of another devastating earthquake? The San Andreas Fault is a place where two massive tectonic plates‚ specifically the North American and Pacific plates. The small split in the ground extends more than 800 miles and is roughly ten miles deep. The SAF is located in Northern California‚ and extends to Cajon Pass in the San Bernardino Mountains. The SAF was

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    “Casey” was traded to the Pittsburgh Pirates. Later‚ In 1919 he was traded to the Philadelphia Phillies. He postponed playing on the Phillies until 1920‚ when again he was traded‚ this time to the New York Giants. Casey played for the New York Giants from 1920 to 1923. He helped the Giants win in the 1923 World Series by hitting two home runs. He holds the significance of hitting the first World Series home run ever hit in Yankee Stadium. However‚ in 1924 he was traded to the Boston Braves. The

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    Chicago Giants‚ and St. Louis Giants rose to the top and bestowed a legitimate claim of challenge to supremacy made by Eastern clubs. Meanwhile in the South‚ black baseball was booming especially in Birmingham’s leagues. By 1918 African American baseball had become considered the number one attraction and pastime for the black population throughout the nation. It was at that time that Andrew Foster aka “Rube”‚ because he out pitched The Great Rube Waddell‚ owned the Chicago American Giants and he

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    went on to smash his own home run record in 1920‚ hitting 54 home runs. He connected for 59 homers in 1921‚ dominating the game and increasing Yankee revenues to the point that the team was able to leave the Polo Grounds (shared with the New York Giants baseball team) and build Yankee Stadium‚ which opened in 1923 and became known as "the house that Ruth built." Throughout the rest of the 20th century‚ the legacy of Frazee’s lopsided trade continued to hover over major league baseball‚ as the Yankees

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    James Francis Thorpe of the Sac and Fox Tribe‚ was born May 22‚ 1887‚ on the Sac and Fox Indian Reservation‚ Prague‚ Oklahoma. His Indian name is "Wa-Tho-Huk" which meant "Bright Path." Being Indian brought some challenges with it in his early life. When Jim started primary school‚ he hated it because of the discipline. "The government believed that the only way to break in Indians to white culture was through a strict regime" (Richards 21). The discipline was used if Indians used Indian language

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    approved to bring us to the states‚ I knew this letter would change my life forever. Excited and nervous our family moved on August 10‚ 1997 to Hollister‚ CA. not knowing what the future held for us. The flight from Manila‚ Philippines to San Francisco‚ California was an 18 hour flight. The plane was congested with travelers some looked like frequent flyers and some looked anxious like us. My siblings and I wore the same color of clothing‚ red. My brother and I wore a red polo shirt‚ brown slacks

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    The Negro Leagues "I’m not concerned with your liking or disliking me ... all I ask is that you respect me as a human being.” Jackie Robinson Being a colored person in the early 1920’s was not an easy situation. Trying to play baseball in a integrated national league was even worse. Black people overcame a lot before being able to play in an integrated league‚ from having to organize their own leagues to the breaking point when finally they were allowed to play in a white league. Colored

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    energetically walked in to lead their weekly mobile meeting. Among the team members were Chad Evans‚ director of mobile product development‚ and Tracy Pesin‚ director of mobile engineering‚ who had just returned from a three-week assignment at electronics giant Apple’s headquarters in Cupertino‚ California – a visit that culminated in Evans and Pesin sharing the stage with Apple’s chief executive officer

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    the 9th inning‚ Huisung Park hit the ball. The large batted ball flew up to the left side. It went over to the left fence. Turn the game around. It’s two-run home run to turn the tables. It is an Asia record 57th‚ score 4:3 The losing team Lotte Giants left one out count and turned the game. Hi? I am Huisung Park who is in the 4th grade of Uljin Elementary School. Did you listen to my dream carefully? Yes. I want to be a baseball player. Baseball is really fun and makes me excited. Have you

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