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    people and learn new things that really helped me become who I am now. It was upsetting to leave behind my friends, and most of all, my family, and the place I called “home” for so long. As long ago as it was, I still remember the first friday night football game I went to as an 8th grader. Colby was up by two points against Norton and there was about a minute left of the first half of the game; when I noticed a group of girls in these black and orange uniforms with poms behind their backs and smiles

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    and new leagues were emerging in sports. Some sports were just starting, some were broadening their horizons, while others were just becoming more popular. The media helped to make sports become more popular in the 1920s. Movie houses showed videos of sports contests, which helped create stars. Newspapers and magazines gave the sports reporter a new authority as the media brought information about athletes and athletics to large audiences. Radio broadcasts of college football and professional baseball

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    The Green Bay Packers are the oldest team to never change its name or location. The New York Football Giants joined the league in 1925. The Portsmouth Spartans joined in 1930. The Spartans relocated to Detroit in 1934 and became the Detroit Lions. The Indianapolis Colts also trace their roots back to a founding member of the APFA, the Dayton Triangles, but are

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    Assessment 1: Event Analysis Reserve Grade, Local Australian Rules Football Match in the Eastern Football League Blackburn Football Club v Balwyn Football Club 5/4/2014 Introduction Australians are renowned for their passion for sport, in particular, the four main football codes (Australian Rules football, Rugby League, Rugby Union and Soccer). In terms of the participation rate among these four codes, Australian Rules Football ranks second behind outdoor soccer, with 419 000 individuals or 2.6

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    These Olympic accolades would soon come under fire, however. It was uncovered that Thorpe played professional baseball during his years he did not play football at Carlisle, which was from 1909-1910. Thorpe played in the Eastern Carolina League, for the Rocky Mounts. Playing professional baseball would void Thorpe’s amateur status, which was a requirement of Olympic competitors at the time. Public opinion and the secretary for Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), James Edwards Sullivan were at odds. The

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    Cowboys

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    The Dallas Cowboys are a professional American football team in the Eastern Division of the National Football Conference (NFC) in the National Football League (NFL). They are based in the Dallas suburb of Irving, Texas. The team currently plays their home games at Texas Stadium in Irving, but they are scheduled to move to a new stadium in nearby Arlington in 2009.[1] The Cowboys joined the NFL as a 1960 expansion team.[2] The team's national following might best be represented by its NFL record of

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    The Major League Soccer or MLS is the only and consequently highest ranked professional football league in Canada and the United States. It was founded 1996 after the American Soccer Federation promised to establish a professional football league, after the vanishing of the NASL, to be able to hold the FIFA World Championship in 1994. MLS did not emerge from a group of existing teams, but was created by a group of investors. It currently compromises 20 teams (to be 22 in 2017) divided into an eastern

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    While the Popularity of professional American football has grown to unbelievable numbers across of America, the effects on the brain health of the game’s players have led to people asking if it is worth it. For a long time, the game of American professional football has been a love for many Americans and even a lot of people that do not live in America. For a lot of people, the game has been all over the TVs in their homes for a long time and has been a source of joy and a reason to get together

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    Throughout the world soccer, or futbol, is the national sport. In America though, it is overshadowed by American football, baseball, basketball and hockey. As the sport gains momentum in the US we wonder if it will ever become as big as those four. This is uncertain because Americans usually hop on the band wagon for events like the World Cup and then fall off once MLS and Premier League seasons begin. Studies point to European contempt and the American identity as important factors in the failure

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    Diversity In Sports

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    representation of minority reach in professional sports organizations. The lack of diversity is a recognized issue among the professional sports ranks specifically the National Football League (NFL), National Basketball Association (NBA), Player’s Golf Association (PGA), and National Association of Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR). To improve diversity scores from The Institute for Diversity and Ethics in Sport (TIDES) Racial and Gender report card many professional sports leagues have implemented initiatives

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