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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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    Texts in Conversation

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    were‚ anyone was able to pick up a bat and hit a ball. Baseball became a perfect representation of how America was starting to become more diverse as a nation (Gerald Early). By 1883‚ the Polo Grounds were being used for baseball by the New York Giants‚ and later in 1912 by the New York Yankees. The popularity of the Polo Grounds increased dramatically once the New York Yankees franchise began having lucrative success. The Polo Grounds became an icon of America’s new pastime‚ baseball. It was the

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    How to Win at Winning

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    The central premise of Moneyball is that the collected wisdom of baseball insiders (including players‚ managers‚ coaches‚ scouts‚ and the front office) over the past century is subjective and often flawed. Statistics such as stolen bases‚ runs batted in‚ and batting average‚ typically used to gauge players‚ are relics of a 19th-century view of the game and the statistics available at that time. The book argues that the Oakland A’s’ front office took advantage of more analytical gauges of player performance

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    the golden age of sports

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    publicity and promotion. Sports such as baseball‚ tennis‚ golf‚ swimming‚ football and boxing received this kind of attention through media. Newspapers‚ magazines‚ radio and movies were the major methods of boosting the profile of sport and sporting giants. The 1920s was an important period for many sports. Sports which had up until then were amateur events which promoters wanted to use to make money. Things such as the professional football league‚ golf tours‚ and tennis circuit were put together

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    Lou Gehrig Analysis

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    speeches of baseballs history. When he was diagnosed with ALS‚ he had to quit his baseball career. In his Farwell Address to baseball‚ Lou Gehrig uses parallel structure to emphasize the statements that are truly important to him. “When the New York Giants‚ a team you would give your right arm to beat‚ and vice versa‚ sends you a gift – that’s something”. In 1939‚ Lou Gehrig played for the New York Yankees. These 2 teams were rivals of each other when Lou was diagnosed. To receive a gift from this team

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    1. Jackie Robinson (January 31‚ 1919) He was the first African American to play in the Major League Baseball. He was also part of the Black Panthers Tank Battalion during WWII‚ but he never got to fight because he didn’t not get off the military bus when the bus driver told him to do so‚ so he was later charged with offenses‚ even with those which weren’t true. He started playing baseball in the Negro Leagues and then moved up to the minor leagues‚ but was mostly segregated from his team. Then in

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    Saying farewell to someone you have met or have been watching for years can be hard to let go. In this paper I will be talking about the day that Lou Gehrig says his farewells to his fans. Even though we say our farewells to our favorite football‚ baseball‚ or basketball it isn’t the end of the road for them. Lou Gehrig was born on June 19th‚ 1903. His parents Heinrich and Christina Gehrig came to America from Germany. Lou Gehrig was the New York Yankees’ first baseman from 1923 to 1939‚ playing

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    Als Research Paper

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    ALS Research Paper ALS is a disease that prevents muscles to work by attacking the nerve cells. Patients that have ALS live for about 2 to 5 years after they get diagnosed; 8% of ALS patients survived for more than 10 years. This disease can strike anyone‚ but is not contagious. 10% of the patients across U.S. that have ALS were inherited. The gene chromosomes’ are 21 neurons that send a message from the brain to the nerves and muscles. The prevention or cause of this disease as not been discovered

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    Tommy Smith Essay

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    become a phenomenal athlete. In the mix‚ his family moved to California where Smith was voted MVP (most valuable player) of his basketball‚ football‚ and track team at Lemoore high school. Condescending into his early years‚ Smith’s and rolled at the San José State University in 1963. Where he played basketball for a short semester and ran track for his remaining years. Smith did not just

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    Cheating or Cheating

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    Posnanski believes that “it seems more or less the same level of cheating and more or less the same level of wrong” (557). The different motivation urge the player or the owners to take advantage of accessible resource at certain time and space. Giants used the sign-stealing method to beat Dodgers. And different players admitted that they took the performance-enhancing drug to concentrate on the game or get more sparks‚ including one of the best baseball player Willie Mays‚ and lots of other players

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