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    baseball has been considered America’s pastime. However recently people have begun to question what America’s pastime is. Some people say football because it has more viewers that baseball or basketball because the United States is the best in the world at basketball. Nevertheless for many, baseball continues to be America’s favorite past time because of how involved baseball in American history, attending games is affordable, baseball creates legends larger than life, and baseball is the only sport

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    also showed me that things are not always what one thought they were. The fifties were also a time of many sporting events, and one sporting event that interested was Brooklyn Dodgers beating the New York Yankees for the first and only time in the World Series(7). I also felt like the fifties were a time of introducing many types of books and that despite being controversial to some people; others loved them, such as Peyton Place. After doing all that research, I have been looking at the fifties differently

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    History of Softball Softball is one of the most participated in sports in the United States. Millions of people interact with softball, by watching or playing the game, every year. Softball has been around since 1887 and is growing in participation every year. Millions of people play this sport, thinking that they know the history behind the game, but they don’t know it all. There’s a lot of history behind the game o softball that most people are not firmiliar with. Softball

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    are less likely to be successful. In turn, the A’s games were less interesting for the crowd. That season, the A’s lost in the first round of the playoffs eliminating their chance of winning the World Series. Beane’s belief was that the winner of the series is not always the better team since the series is only a short seven games. He also stated that his sabermetrics approach only shows positive results after an entire 162-game season is completed. The book concludes when Beane is offered the job

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    The Best Softball Player

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    People say that softball isn’t a big sport, but the truth is it’s bigger than you think. In my paper I am going to be writing about one of the greatest softball players that has ever played. I will also be writing about the creator and maker of softball, as well as the history of softball, the rules of the game, and what to wear while playing. The maker was named George Hancock, a representative from Virginia, born in Chesterfield County, Virginia, who invented the bat and the undersized ball for

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    Last spring the Poland varsity baseball team made it to the state quarterfinals, and I was lucky enough to be a part of it. Before the season started we knew that our team was going to be special. Then was the season went on we showed it. Game after game we blew teams out, twenty to nothing, fifteen to nothing, we were a juggernaut. We had every tool at our advantage, we had hitting fielding and pitching. When our hitting wasn’t doing so well our defense picked them up, and when our fielding wasn’t

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    was the beginning of the baseball industry and baseball all over the world..“The Chicago City League reached its nineteenth-century peak in popularity in 1890, but the circuit was disbanded after the 1895 season when the better teams opted to play the financially more attractive schedules of an independent.(“encyclopedia”)“From 1920 to 1926, the Chicago Public League high-school champion played the New York City champion in a series of intercity championship games, winning three of seven games.(“encyclopedia”)

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    Cooperstown This year I went to Cooperstown, New York. It was a really great experience. The whole week with me and my team was spent in a barrack. There were 104 teams. I met a lot of new people from California, Missouri, Texas, Hawaii and more. Our first game was against the Somo Outlaws which is a team from Missouri. They got an early lead against us with 8 runs in 3 innings. Thank goodness that we shut them down after that because we ended scoring 9 runs of our own. We ended up winning

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    David Ortiz Leadership

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    exceptional feat when one considers the humble beginnings of a foreign born athlete from one of the poorest countries in Latin America. David Ortiz shows leadership through his relentless work ethic. “I don’t know when I’m going to be back in a world series I have to give everything have now.” Not only is David Ortiz

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    The World Series is a big event that happens in MLB every year at the end of the season to see who is the best team in the MLB. The World Series began in the year of 1903 and it has been going on until present time. The New York Yankees were a great team throughout the 1998 season. They had a great winning record the a MLB team could ever have; going with a record of 114 wins and 46 six loses in the regular season. In 1998, the New York Yankees and the San Diego Padres had met at the World Series

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