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Temple de La Renommée Du Baseball: Joe Dimaggio, Jackie Robinson, Liste Des Membres Du Temple de La Renommée Du Baseball, Andre Dawson (French Edition) The Jackie Robinson Story (Big League Baseball Library Series) by Jackie) Mann, Arthur Robinson, 1956 Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame Inductees: Jackie Robinson, Joseph Lannin, Ferguson Jenkins, Sparky Anderson, Dave Stieb, Lester B. Pearson The Official Baseball Hall of Fame Story of Jackie Robinson by Mark Alverez, 1990 (JACKIE ROBINSON AND THE STORY OF ALL-BLACK BASEBALL) by O'Connor, Jim(Author)Paperback{Jackie Robinson and the Story of All-Black Baseball} on06-May-1989 by Jim O'Connor, 1989-05-06 The Jackie Robinson Story, The Big League Baseball Library by Arthur Mann, 1951 BASEBALL HALL OF FAME:BIOGRAPHY JACKIE ROBINSON by Professionalinc, 1990-01-01 Baseball Has Done it by Jackie; Dexter, Charles Robinson, 1964-01-01 Play ball! Sixty years ago, jackie robinson's quiet courage forever changed baseball--and the nation.(American History Play)(Chronology): An article from: Junior Scholastic by Kathy Wilmore, 2007-04-16 Major League Baseball Rookie of the Year Award Winners: Jackie Robinson, Pete Rose, Willie Mays, Ichiro Suzuki, Frank Robinson, Johnny Bench Jackie Robinson-First Black in Professional Baseball by Richard A. Scott, 1991 Pro Baseball Digest January 1973 MLB (Pete Rose cover photo) by Jackie Robinson, Pete Rose, 1973 Baseball Has Done It by Jackie Robinson, 2005 The Story of Jackie Robinson, Bravest Man in Baseball by MargaretDavidson, 1988-01

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101. United States Of America Congressional Gold Medal Recipient Baseball Great And H
     jackie robinson broke baseball s color barrier and pioneered the integration of professional One month later, jackie robinson retired from baseball.  
     http://www.congressionalgoldmedal.com/JackieRobinson.htm
     
     Extractions: Congressional Gold Medal Recipient Jackie Robinson FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: April 30, 2003 SCHUMER ANNOUNCES NEW PUSH TO AWARD CONGRESSIONAL GOLD MEDAL TO JACKIE ROBINSON Schumer joins daughter Sharon Robinson, Major League Baseball, other members of Congress to urge passage of bill giving Jackie Robinson the highest expression of national appreciation Schumer is an original co-sponsor of S. 300 which also says there should be a national day of recognition each year for Jackie Robinson US Senator Charles E. Schumer joined by baseball legend Jackie Robinson's daughter Sharon, representatives of Major League Baseball, and a bipartisan group of Members of Congress today announced a new push to award a Congressional Gold Medal to baseball legend Jackie Robinson . Schumer is an original co-sponsor of this legislation. "As a kid growing up in Brooklyn, I was just five when I saw my last Dodgers game at Ebbets Field," Schumer said. "But the legacy of what he accomplished stayed in Brooklyn after he left, and it soon spread across the world."

102. Is Baseball Ready For A Gay Jackie Robinson? -- In These Times
     Richard Greenberg’s i Take Me Out /i , which won this year’s Tony award for best Broadway play, tells the story of a celebrated New York City baseball hero  
     http://www.inthesetimes.com/site/main/article/611/
     
     Extractions: Lawrence v. Texas is one indication that Americans are increasingly accepting of homosexuals. Out-of-the-closet gays and lesbians have been elected to Congress and are prominent in the entertainment industry, business, journalism, and the clergy. Many big cities and suburbs have openly gay schoolteachers. TV sit-coms have openly gay characters and the New York Times now includes same-sex wedding announcements. Frustrated, Burke retired and kept his homosexuality secret until he cooperated for a 1982 article in Inside Sports magazine. Burke continued to play competitive sports. He won medals in the 100- and 200-meter sprints in the 1982 Gay Games and played basketball in the 1986 Gay Games. Later, Burke struggled with drug abuse, homelessness, and AIDS, from which he eventually died in 1995.

103. ALA | Trailblazer Jackie Robinson's Contribution Honored In ALA's New Poster
     robinson broke the color barrier in baseball when he joined the Brooklyn Rachel robinson, jackie robinson s wife, has said The greatest tribute we can  
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104. Wiley::Jackie Robinson And The Integration Of Baseball
     In jackie robinson and the Integration of baseball, renowned broadcaster Scott Simon brings his passion for baseball and for civil rights to this crucial  
     http://www.wiley.com/WileyCDA/WileyTitle/productCd-0471432113.html

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