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    Although they bear some superficial similarities the differences between Baseball and Cricket are striking. Cricket is believed to have began in the 15th century while Baseball wasn’t started until 1839 by Abner Doubleday. Many believe that Baseball originated from cricket, There is no accurate document that supports the idea. Both sports have the same basic principle in how you play to win the game. The object in both sports is to see who can score the most runs in the game or match. The basics

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    My First Time Playing Baseball Have you ever tried to remember the first time you did something? This is going to be a story about the first time I ever played baseball in a league. I was four years old when my mom tried to get me to play baseball, so she signed me up for a league with 4 and 5-year olds to try it out. So, when I got a pair of cleats, a helmet, a glove, and a bat I was ready to go play. My first team was the Mud Dogs and I was excited to play this new thing my mom told me about. I

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    Baseball Victim The sun was shining and birds were singing as the 8th graders of Adair Middle School lined up getting ready for tryouts. Memphis Range was the new kid in town. He stood at about 5’10 with a muscular frame. He had black hair like the brand new easton mako beast Memphis had got. The new Easton Mako beast was the bat every kid dreamed of having. Memphis was kid who loved the game of baseball and never dreaded a moment playing it. Levi Garrett was the other kid in town who was good at

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    batter’s box for my second at bat in the 2017 PA District 2 AAAA High School Championship game. Our opponent was stacked with three prospective Division 1 pitchers. I was nervous to say the least, but then my “moment” arrived. I saw my pitch, and launched a bases clearing triple that added to a lead that would eventually produce a victory for my team. We moved on through the playoffs, and eventually landed at Medlar field in State College, where we delivered our first baseball State Championship in school

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    Baseball in the Dominican Republic Baseball was first brought over to the Dominican Republic in the 1870's, when thousands of Cubans came fleeing to the island nation in refuge from the Ten Years' War. Along with baseball, Cubans also brought with sugar producing expertise that had made them the largest sugar producer in the Caribbean. Sugar immediately became the Dominican Republic's key money-making export, but baseball took a little longer to come around. At the turn of the century, many

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    The smell of popcorn filled the spring air. I was running as fast as I could, there was no stopping me. The pitcher threw the baseball to second base as I started to race to home base. Voices of cheering and screaming of excitement filled my ears, motivating me to run faster. I stared at the catcher with confidence in my eyes, seeing his glove in the air, ready to catch the ball. He was too late, my foot touched the bag before it reached his glove. My best friend Olivia on the team ran over to me

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    Skater Backhand The skater style backhand is the preferred method in attacking a backhanded ground ball in baseball. Different variations of the backhand suit different types of ball players. Whether the ball is a short hop (6 inches or lower in relation to the ground), or a long hop, this method is used most of the infielders on the Newton High School Railer Baseball Team. The footwork and glove work is the two most important steps into fielding backhands. The first step into fielding any ground

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    Online Communities Ken Griffey Jr. is a well-known name in the world of Major League Baseball. Before the Seattle Mariners traded Griffey Jr. to the Cincinnati Reds, he was an absolute phenomenal baseball player. Since being traded, he has been nothing but disappointment to the Reds organization. The following is a dialogue between the two members in an online community at ESPN.com. crc29: “"Asked if he's happy that he's still with Cincinnati, Griffey said, "What does it matter?

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    As my Varsity baseball team suits up for practice we whip out our “Easton Mako Bats” and our “Evo-Shield arm sleeves.” Everyone prepares for the season as we break in our new 200-dollar gloves. As I Un-zip my “Demarani Bat Bag” I search for the stick of eye black that seems to add spice to my game as I smother it under my eye, to “reflect the sun” of course. Our accessories become a part of our game, and we begin to value them more than the game itself. On the other hand, on this island where the

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    thus ending World War II. While all the men were off at war, women took over the nation wide popular sport, baseball. This inspired the movie A League of Their Own. Once the war ended however, men resumed their spot in Baseball. One man who changed Baseball forever, was Jackie Robinson. This was before African Americans had just as much rights as white men, and so an African American baseball player like Jackie Robinson was very VERY frowned upon. That inspired a movie called, 42: The Jackie Robinson

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