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Roberto Clemente (The Great Hispanic Heritage) by Susan Muaddi Darraj, Rob Maaddi, 2008-01-31 DK Readers: Roberto Clemente--Spanish Edition (Level 3: Reading Alone) by DK Publishing, 2001-02-14 Roberto Clemente (Soar to success) by Kenneth Rudeen, 1999 Clemente, Roberto (1934-1972): An entry from SJP's <i>St. James Encyclopedia of Popular Culture</i> by Rob Edelman, 2000 Roberto Clemente (Hispanic-American Biographies) by Mary Olmstead, 2005-09-15 Roberto Clemente: An entry from Gale's <i>Notable Sports Figures</i> by Kelly Winters, 2004 Pride of Puerto Rico : Roberto Clemente by Paul Robert Walker, 1988 Roberto Clemente Athlete & Hero by Diana Perez, 1994-01 Roberto Clemente: Un Joven Heroe Del Beisbol (Spanish Edition) by Louis Sabin, 1992-12 The Story of Roberto Clemente, All-Star Hero by Jim O'Connor, 1996-09 Roberto Clemente, Batting King (Putnam Sports Shelf) by Arnold Hano, 1973-11 Roberto Clemente (Americans of character) by Elizabeth Kay, 1997 Roberto Clemente: A Life of Generosity (Pull Ahead Books) by Sheila Anderson, 2007-12-15 Roberto Clemente (Sports Heroes and Legends) by Stew Thornley, 2007-01

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61. Major League Baseball (MLB) Awards - Roberto Clemente Man Of The Year Award
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    Extractions: Online Store Soapbox Updates Forum Rauzulu's Street Home Hockey Football Basketball ... Soccer Rauzulu's Baseball Menu Latest Sports News Questions or Comments? Post on our Message Board or Major League Baseball (MLB) Awards - Roberto Clemente Man of the Year Award Additional Major League Baseball (MLB) pages on Rauzulu' Street: The Roberto Clemente Man of the Year Award was first awarded in 1971 and given to the Major League baseball player who balances outstanding skills on the baseball field with civic responsibility. In 1972 the award, formerly know as the Commissioner's Award, was renamed to honor Roberto Clemente. Year Name Team Edgar Martinez Seattle Jamie Moyer

62. Barahona Center For Study Of Books In Spanish
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63. Framed Art Baseball Tribute:"Roberto Clemente" - Framed Art Baseball Tributes (C
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64. Oakland: People: Roberto Clemente
    roberto Walker clemente, Voted into baseball s Hall of Fame 20 March 1973.(6)BORN 18 August 1934. DIED 31 December 1972. BURIED  
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    Extractions: Resources Special sites Services Search this web site: home bridging the urban landscape neighborhoods oakland Roberto Walker Clemente , Voted into baseball's Hall of Fame 20 March 1973. BORN: 18 August 1934. DIED: 31 December 1972. BURIED: He is rightfully Pittsburgh's pride and joy. The fans laugh at his antics, ooh-and-ah at his spectacular plays, roar in anticipation of his performance, and in general love the man. In my recollection there has never been any concerted booing of Clemente at Forbes Field, a remarkable tribute from fans not always noted for their generosity toward their heroes. Long ago they began delighting in this finely-honed, slightly structured man whose strength and skill are evident in the results rather in his appearance. And they have never stopped. That play Clemente made in the eighth inning is why he is the greatest player in the game today. Next week in the championship playoffs and the following week in the World Series, every player will make that play. They'll be diving for balls. But Roberto Clemente is the only player in the game today who will make that play in a meaningless game the last week of the season. That's why he's

65. The New York Times Store Photographs Sports Roberto Clemente
    roberto clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates at bat against the Cardinals, baseball clemente, roberto Jr Leifer, Neil Pittsburgh Pirates  
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    Extractions: Roberto Clemente of the Pittsburgh Pirates at bat against the Cardinals, Busch Stadium, St. Louis, April 1968. Clemente hit over .300 13 times and led the National League in batting four times Neil Leifer Limited-edition silver-gelatin photograph,signed by Neil Leifer, with a certificate of authenticity.

66. 1954 Santurce Cangrejeros Road Throwback Baseball Jersey(Roberto Clemente) (Size
    1954 Santurce Cangrejeros Road Throwback baseball Jersey (Sizes Small 2XL) (robertoclemente Person - roberto clemente Team - Santurce Cangrejeros  
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    Extractions: This item is made to order and usually leaves the warehouse within 1 business day. To order sizes 3XL - 5XL click here The Puerto Rican League started as a semi-pro circuit in 1938, luring Negro League greats like Satchel Paige(Guayama), Josh Gibson(Santurce), and Leon Day(Aguadilla). The Cangrejeros shared Sizto Stadium with rival San Juan. Santurce's powerful teams of the 1950's featured an outfield that included both Willie Mays and Roberto Clemente(#21). Jerseys Quite simply, the real thing. Hand-crafted from genuine wool baseball flannel. Each shirt is researched, and carefully re-created using the same materials and production techniques as the original. Lettering on most models is wool felt. Some of the more expensive models (for example our 1938 Baltimore Orioles shirt) feature manual chain-stitch embroidery. The design is directly embroidered into the garment to produce a brilliant effect. Jersey Numbers

67. Latino Baseball – Noticias Y Estadisticas Del Beisbol Hispano – News And Stati
    Major League baseball Headlines. Palmeiro evokes thought about the Latino selectionof all clemente, roberto DIHIGO, Martín GONZALEZ, Juan OLIVA, Tony  
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    Extractions: There is a list of Latino players that deserve honorable mentions: Ricardo Carty, Johan Santana, George Bell, David Seguí, Julio Franco, Luis Arroyo, Pedro Guerrero, Camilo Pascual, Dagoberto Campaneris, Joaquín Andújar, Minnie Miñoso, Felipe Alou, José Cruz, Mario Soto, Zoilo Versalles, César Cedeño, Carlos Delgado, Albert Pujols, Rubén Sierra, Tony Fernández, Tony Armas, Miguel Tejada, Ben Oglivie, Vladimir Guerrero and Vinicio Castilla.

68. PUERTO RICO HERALD: CLEMENTE'S LIVING LEGACY ; Roberto Jr. Still Haunted By His
    roberto was a great baseball player. But, after a while, people forget great They cannot forget roberto clemente as a man. He died as he lived.  
    http://www.puertorico-herald.org/issues/2003/vol7n20/ClementeLegacy-en.shtml
    
    Extractions: North Jersey Media Group Inc. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico Not a day elapses when Roberto Clemente Jr. isn't reminded of the legacy bestowed upon him by his father the greatest baseball player Puerto Rico has ever known, and perhaps its most tragic figure. All Clemente has to do is introduce himself just say the name - - and people stop dead cold, mid-sentence, and relive the day of his father's death. "Everyone seems to know where they were, what they were doing, the exact spot when they heard the news," Clemente said. "People share this memory every day. I've had grown men cry right in front of me. It's something I've grown to live with, because of who my father was." The date was Dec. 31, 1972, when the Pirates' outfielder died on a mercy mission from Puerto Rico to Nicaragua. Clemente's plane, overloaded with relief supplies to help the 250,000 victims of an earthquake in Managua, -crashed just one mile after takeoff. The younger Clemente, now 37, has never forgotten the events of his father's death, nor has he forgiven himself for letting his father leave. Roberto Jr. said, "We were having a big New Year's eve party, and I walked into the room where everyone was. I said to my father, 'Don't get on that plane.'

69. Roberto Clemente -- Facts, Info, And Encyclopedia Article
    1961 National League AllStars, 1960 National League All-Stars, baseball Hallof Fame roberto clemente Walker (August 18, 1934 – December 31,  
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    Extractions: [Categories: 1972 deaths, 1934 births, Puerto Rican sportspeople, Major league right fielders, Pittsburgh Pirates players, 1972 National League All-Stars, 1971 National League All-Stars, 1970 National League All-Stars, 1969 National League All-Stars, 1967 National League All-Stars, 1966 National League All-Stars, 1965 National League All-Stars, 1964 National League All-Stars, 1963 National League All-Stars, 1962 National League All-Stars, 1961 National League All-Stars, 1960 National League All-Stars, Baseball Hall of Fame] Roberto Clemente Walker (Click link for more info and facts about Major League Baseball) Major League Baseball (The person who plays right field) right fielder and right-handed batter. He was elected to the (A building containing trophies honoring famous people) Hall of Fame in (Click link for more info and facts about 1973) , being the first (An American whose first language is Spanish) Hispanic American to be selected, and the only exception to the mandatory five-year post-retirement waiting period since it was instituted in (Click link for more info and facts about 1954) Clemente was born in (The area of the states of North Carolina and South Carolina) Carolina (A self-governing commonwealth associated with the United States occupying the island of Puerto Rico) Puerto Rico , the youngest of four children. He played 18 seasons in the majors from 1955 to 1972, all with the

70. Baseball Legends
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71. Georgia Tourism - Roberto Clemente World Series Amatuer Baseball
    World Series of baseball honoring the great roberto clemente. World Series playoffsof teams from around the US Location Richard Craig Park, McDonough, GA  
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72. Baseball Collectibles: Bats, B Roberto Clemente 1968-70 Game-Used Bat /B /I It's
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73. Roberto Clemente
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74. Roberto Clemente Pittsburgh Pirates MLB Throwback Tackle Twill Felt Replica Base
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    Extractions: The Roberto Clemente MLB Throwback Tackle Twill Felt Replica Baseball Jerseys By Majestic is made from 55% Polyester/45% Cotton and is a Pullover V-Neck jersey that features tackle-twill felt embroidery on the team name on the full chest and his last name and team number 21 on the back center. The Cooperstown jersey also features a screened Majestic logo on the right sleeve and a stitched Cooperstown jock tag on the lower left hem. Browse by NCAA or Pro Team Click Here to Shop ALPHA by TEAM Air Force Falcons NCAA Alabama Crimson Tide NCAA Anaheim Angels MLB Arizona Cardinals NFL Arizona Diamondbacks MLB Arizona State Sundevils NCAA Arizona Wildcats NCAA Arkansas Razorbacks NCAA Army Black Knights NCAA Atlanta Braves MLB Atlanta Falcons NFL Atlanta Hawks NBA Atlanta Thrashers NHL Auburn Tigers NCAA Baltimore Orioles MLB Baltimore Ravens NFL Baylor Bears NCAA Boston Bruins NHL Boston Celtics NBA Boston College Eagles NCAA Boston Red Sox MLB Buffalo Bills NFL Buffalo Sabres NHL BYU Cougars NCAA Calgary Flames NHL California Golden Bears NCAA Carolina Panthers NFL Chicago Bears NFL Chicago Blackhawks NHL Chicago Bulls NBA Chicago Cubs MLB Chicago White Sox MLB Cincinnati Bearcats NCAA Cincinnati Bengals NFL Cincinnati Reds MLB Clemson Tigers NCAA

75. The Baseball Guru - ROBERTO CLEMENTE WALKER By Bruce Markusen
    The son of Puerto Rican sugar cane plantation workers, roberto clemente Deron Snyder, “clemente Inspires Even After Death,” USA Today baseball Weekly,  
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    Extractions: Bruce Markusen's Page Hall of Fame ROBERTO CLEMENTE WALKER The son of Puerto Rican sugar cane plantation workers, Roberto Clemente was born on August 18, 1934 in Carolina, Puerto Rico. His father (Melchor) served as a foreman and his mother (Luisa) worked as a laundress and cook. In 1952-53 and 53-54, the teen-aged Clemente experienced professional baseball for the first time. Clemente played for the Santurce Crabbers, a Puerto Rican winter league team that featured a mix of Latin, Negro League and major league players, including future Hall of Famer Willie Mays. A lifetime .362 hitter in 14 World Series games, Clemente helped the Pirates to surprising World Championships over the New York Yankees in 1960 and the Baltimore Orioles in 1971. In 1972, in his final regular season at-bat, Clemente collected his milestone 3000 th base hit. For his career, which stretched from 1955 to 1972, he batted .317 with 240 home runs. In December, 1972, after a devastating earthquake struck the Nicaraguan city of Managua, Clemente responded to reports that relief supplies were being intercepted by government authorities. Organizing a collection of food, clothing and medicine, Clemente accompanied the airlifting of supplies from the San Juan International Airport. Shortly after takeoff, the aging, overloaded DC-7 encountered engine trouble and plunged into the Atlantic Ocean. All five passengers, including the 38-year-old Clemente, were presumed dead. The Puerto Rican government declared an official three-day period of mourning. After the Hall of Fame announced that it had waived its standard five-year waiting period, the baseball writers made Clemente the first Latin American member of the Cooperstown shrine.

76. Facts On File, Inc.
    roberto clemente baseball Player profiles the life and career of this legendaryPuerto Rican baseball player and humanitarian.  
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77. Massachusetts Hall Of Black Achievement At BSC : Bridgewater State College
    roberto Walker clemente roberto Walker clemente baseball Hall of Famer 19341972.roberto Walker clemente, the first Latin American player to be admitted to  
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    Extractions: Roberto Walker Clemente, the first Latin American player to be admitted to the National Baseball Hall of Fame , was one of Major League Baseball's greatest players. He was also one of the world's best known and remembered humanitarians. His accomplishments on the field enabled him to dedicate his life to those less fortunate. Mr. Clemente, born in Carolina, Puerto Rico on August 18, 1934, was the youngest child of Melchor and Luisa Clemente. The small town of Carolina was dominated by the sugar industry and few other opportunities existed. His father became a foreman for the local sugar company while his mother worked at the plantation house. Roberto's father also sold meat and later purchased trucks that enabled him to enter the construction trade on a part-time basis. The Clementes valued education, and they wanted their son to be an engineer. Although Roberto was a good student, he had an early interest in baseball. He frequently engaged in poor person's baseball practicehitting tin cans with a stick. In addition to playing baseball during high school, he pursued track and javelin, throwing to the extent that he was considered a potential Olympic competitor. Roberto was judged to be a natural athlete by many. He demonstrated a supreme love of baseball while aiming for excellence in every chosen endeavor.

78. Roberto Clemente Review
    Add some brilliant pictures and, in the case of roberto clemente you have heartfeltintroduction to a great baseball player who was also an exemplary human  
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    Extractions: Atheneum Books for Young Readers, 2005. Unpaginated. It is possible, at times, to tell of a whole life in just a few words. Add some brilliant pictures and, in the case of Roberto Clemente you have heartfelt introduction to a great baseball player who was also an exemplary human being who died while on a mission of mercy. In our day, with unbelievable salaries, drug scandals, and ticket prices that put the game out of the reach of far too many fans, readers will welcome this chance, more than thirty years after Clemente’s death, to celebrate and perhaps emulate him. Jonah Winter’s elegiac text begins by describing young Roberto as “a boy who had very little but a fever to play and win at baseball.” In his passion to play, Roberto fashions bats, gloves, and balls from tree branches, coffee-bean sacks, and soup cans. He played his way to the Major Leagues and the Pittsburgh Pirates. His electric play was immediately noticed by the fans, and he took his team from last-place to the World Series. Winter also chronicles Clemente’s troubles with the press throughout his career, troubles that motivated him to become even better. He describes Clemente’s three-thousandth hit, followed all too soon by his untimely death in a plane crash on the way to deliver emergency supplies to earthquake victims. Winter writes:

79. Auction-Warehouse.com - Auction 191066 - FDC #2097 BASEBALL ROBERTO CLEMENTE PIR
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80. African American Registry: Roberto Clemente Was More Than A Ball Player . . .
    On this date in 1934, roberto clemente was born. He was a Black baseball player and roberto clemente’s passing led baseball’s Hall of Fame to waive its  
    http://www.aaregistry.com/african_american_history/1086/Roberto_Clemente_was_mor
    
    Extractions: From Carolina, Puerto Rico, he was the seventh (youngest) child of Luisa and Melchor Clemente. As a baseball player, Clemente’s skill and verve won the acclaim of fans around the world and especially in the Western Hemisphere. He became baseballs fist pan-Caribbean super-star, respected off the field as well as on the field. After starting with the Puerto Rican Santurce Cangrejeros in 1952, Clemente signed with the Brooklyn Dodgers. Drafted out of the Dodgers organization by the Pittsburgh Pirates, one year later the 5’11’’, 185-pound talent was starting in right field for the Buc’s. In his 18 seasons with Pittsburgh he won four batting titles, hit 240 home runs, and had a lifetime.317 batting average. Clemente was a perennial all-star and 1966 Most Valuable Player while winning twelve Gold Glove awards with his speed technique and rifle arm. He also hit safely in all fourteen World Series games he played in, compiling a.362 average and helping win the World Championship in 1960. Following the 1972 season, Clemente managed the Puerto Rica National team to the world amateur championship in Nicaragua. After his return to Puerto Rico, Managua was struck by an earthquake and he plunged into relief efforts.

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