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Pete Rose: "Charlie Hustle" (Sport Stars) by Ray Buck, 1983-05 Sports Hero, Pete Rose by Marshall. Burchard, 1976-11 Macon Peaches Players: Pete Rose Geneva Redlegs Players: Pete Rose Man of the decade.(Culture)(Pete Rose): An article from: Sojourners by Danny Duncan Collum, 2004-04-01 Pete Rose: An entry from Gale's <i>Notable Sports Figures</i> by Don Amerman, 2004 Sarasota White Sox Players: Dave Stieb, Bo Jackson, Ray Durham, Pete Rose, Jr., Bob Wickman, Robert Ellis, James Baldwin Joliet Jackhammers Players: Pete Rose, Jr., Floyd Youmans, Tim Byrdak, Brian Mazone, Jermaine Allensworth, Mike Caruso, Jarrod Patterson All-Pro Baseball Stars '84 by Bruce Weber, 1984 Baseball Stars of 1973 by Ray (ed.) Robinson, 1973 Ballplayer!: The Headfirst Life of Peter Edward Rose by Pete Rose, Roger Kahn, 1990-06 Pete Rose by James Philip, Smith, 1977-01 The almost complete Pete Rose checklist: A guide to collecting Pete Rose memorabilia by Chuck Lumb, 1996 Pete Rose agonisties: Poems by Mike Shannon, 1987

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61. Pete Rose Hand-Signed Baseball - Wal-Mart
    Find pete rose HandSigned baseball and accessories at Wal-Mart. Shop for sportsand sporting goods and take advantage of our Every Day Low Prices available  
    http://www.walmart.com/catalog/product.gsp?product_id=3321469

62. Pete Rose Reinstatement / Rule 21 / Major League Baseball
    Should Major League baseball permit rose’s reinstatement, it would send themessage that the rules don’t apply to those capable of reaching prominence.  
    http://www.cfif.org/htdocs/freedomline/current/in_our_opinion/pete_rose_reinstat
    
    Extractions: topnav('freedom'); subnav('on'); sectionhead('opinion'); sectionicon('story'); leftContents('story'); leftTableEnd('story'); storytext('section'); Pete Rose is undoubtedly one of the greatest and most exciting players in baseball history. Nicknamed "Charlie Hustle" for the gritty and determined way he played the game, Rose overcame an obvious lack of raw talent to eventually become the Major League record holder in many of baseball’s most prestigious statistical categories, including career hits, singles, at-bats and games played. He invented, or at least popularized, the head first slide. He never played a game at the end of which his uniform wasn’t dirty. Walked 1,566 times in his career, Rose never walked, but always sprinted to first base. Yet, Rose’s on-field legacy will be forever superceded by his callous disregard for the game he played, managed and claims to love so much. He broke baseball’s cardinal rule, which states, "Any player, umpire, or club or league official or employee, who shall bet any sum whatsoever upon any baseball game in connection with which the bettor has a duty to perform shall be declared permanently ineligible." (Major League Rule 21) For this, Charlie Hustle was "permanently" banned from baseball in 1989. And for this, Major League Baseball should balk at Rose’s current attempt at one more (and ultimate) free pass — to be reinstated to the game and inducted into its Hall of Fame.

63. Nolan Ryan Baseball: Pete Rose Memorabilia, Cal Ripken Jr. Balls, Albert Pujols
    Nolan Ryan baseball Specializing in pete rose memorabilia, cal ripken jr.balls, albert pujols signed ball, alex rodriguez signatures, jason schmidt  
    http://www.sportsgalleryweb.com/baseballs5.htm
    
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64. Salon News | Pete Rose Steals The Show
    pete rose steals the show As baseball honors the team of the century at the WorldSeries, the alltime hits leader banned for gambling proves he can t be  
    http://www.salon.com/news/feature/1999/10/25/rose/

65. Ryno Praises Rose, Rips Today S Players
    I was in heaven being in the same locker room with pete rose. So no rose,who had honored Major League baseball s request the previous three years to  
    http://www.suntimes.com/output/deluca/cst-spt-deluca01.html

66. Pete Rose
    pete rose, American major league baseball player astrology chart and His dad told the Knot Hole League baseball coach pete could only play if he could  
    http://www.astrodatabank.com/NMRosePete.htm

67. Campy's Pete Rose Page
    Sure, pete rose may have bet on baseball, but Selig and his owners have done muchmore to hurt the integrity of the game than he ever could.  
    http://www.campanellos.com/pete.htm
    
    Extractions: Click here to order the most awesome T-Shirt ever made...a must-have for any Pete Rose fan!!! Campy's Pete Rose Page Let him in! It's time to forgive Pete Rose. (Photo: SI.com January 12th, 2004 By: Matthew McGowan What a difference a week can make. As many of our loyal customers know, I was very upset last Monday when I heard Pete Rose admit to betting on baseball games. Many of you who have visited this page in the past have read my defense of Pete against the Dowd Report , and therefore could understand my anger. I felt like I had been used. In fact, I sat right down last Monday night after the news had broke and wrote an article in which I expressed my anger, as well as my opinion that according to baseball's rules Pete Rose could never be allowed to manage again. As it turns out, I was not the only fan of Pete to feel this way. Based on his admission, coupled with excerpts from his new book "My Prison Without Bars", many fans and sportswriters lashed out against Pete saying he was unworthy for induction into Baseball's Hall of Fame (something I still didn't agree with) and should never be allowed anywhere near a professional baseball team again. To be honest, I was so mad I nearly skipped watching "Prime Time" on ABC last Thursday night, when Pete sat down with Charlie Gibson to attempt to explain himself. I'm glad I didn't.

68. No Hall Of Fame For Pete Rose By Thomas Sowell -- Capitalism Magazine
    And it should for pete rose. First of all, baseball is bigger than any individualwho Would major league baseball vanish into thin air if pete rose were  
    http://capmag.com/article.asp?ID=2560

69. Harvard Gazette: Should Pete Rose Be In The Hall Of Fame?
    At the mock trial of baseball great pete rose, an image of the gambler and In 1989, thenbaseball commissioner Bart Giamatti barred pete rose from  
    http://www.news.harvard.edu/gazette/2003/08.21/21-peterose.html
    
    Extractions: News News, events, features Science/Research Latest scientific findings Profiles The people behind the university Community Harvard and neighbor communities Sports Scores, highlights, upcoming games On Campus Newsmakers, notes, students, police log Arts Museums, concerts, theater Calendar Two-week listing of upcoming events Let him in! That was the jury's decision in a mock trial to decide whether Pete Rose should be admitted to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y. The trial took place July 17 at Harvard Law School. Broadcast by the cable sports channel, ESPN, the trial featured Alan Dershowitz, the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law, for the prosecution and high-profile Los Angeles lawyer Johnny Cochran for the defense. Former Texas state judge Katherine Crier, now a TV journalist, presided. The trial took place in Ames Courtroom in Austin Hall, which was transformed into a television studio for the occasion with banks of lights glaring down from the ceiling and a TV camera, one of several, swinging over the audience on a 30-foot boom.

70. TalkLeft: On Pete Rose's Reinstatement
    of pete rose in his bid to be reinstated by major league baseball. baseball cannot allow this to happen and should continue to hold pete rose along  
    http://talkleft.com/new_archives/003703.html
    
    Extractions: Main Sunday :: September 14, 2003 On Pete Rose's Reinstatement We were curious why Pete Rose was on our plane to Denver yesterayhe sat in the row in front of us. He is a really big, beefy guy. We couldn't figure out who he was at first, but after a few people approached for autographs, we figured it out. Anyway, this might have something to do with his Denver appearance: The John Elway golf tournament which is going on this week. From the Boulder Daily Camera Baseball Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt, who's also playing this week at the Elway Classic, has been one of the major big-name backers of Pete Rose in his bid to be reinstated by major league baseball. Schmidt, a former teammate of Rose, and Johnny Bench and Joe Morgan met this summer with commissioner Bud Selig to make their case for Rose, who was banned for allegedly gambling on the game. Rose "is a good friend and he needs support, so I've been working with the commissioner," Schmidt said Thursday, adding that Selig will likely announce a decision on the matter during the World Series. "I'm optimistic, but that's just my feeling," Schmidt said.

71. TalkLeft: Pete Rose Comes Clean On Betting
    Yes, sir, I did bet on baseball, rose told commissioner Bud Selig during ameeting in When pete bet on baseball, he was no longer a baseball player.  
    http://talkleft.com/new_archives/004896.html
    
    Extractions: Main Monday :: January 05, 2004 Pete Rose Comes Clean on Betting In a new autobiography, My Prison Without Bars , Pete Rose admits for the first time that he bet on baseball games. He hopes to end his lifetime ban from baseball and be admitted into the Hall of Fame. Rose says he was a big-time gambler who started betting regularly on baseball in 1987 but never against the Reds, according to excerpts from the book released to Sports Illustrated for its issue that hits newsstands Wednesday. "Yes, sir, I did bet on baseball," Rose told commissioner Bud Selig during a meeting in November 2002 about Rose's lifetime ban. "How often?" Selig asked. "Four or five times a week," Rose replied. "But I never bet against my own team, and I never made any bets from the clubhouse." "Why?" Selig asked. "I didn't think I'd get caught." Rose repeated his admission in an interview on ABC News' "Primetime Thursday," parts of which aired Monday on "Good Morning America." We give him credit for the honest answer. We sat in the row behind him a few months ago on a plane somewhere (he was in bulkhead and we were in row 2.) There was a steady stream of passengers coming up to him. He was polite to all of them. He wears a lot of gold jewelry. A lot. And he's a very beefy guy.

72. Anecdote - Pete Rose - Pete Rose: Drinking Buddy
    pete rose Drinking Buddy Shortly before the 1970 Major League baseball AllStar rose, pete (1941- ) American baseball player and manager noted for his  
    http://www.anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=19825

73. USATODAY.com - The Rose Scandal
    February 1989 Amid reports pete rose had bet on baseball while manager of theCincinnati Reds, rose is questioned by outgoing commissioner peter Ueberroth  
    http://www.usatoday.com/sports/baseball/2004-01-05-rose-timeline_x.htm
    
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74. Rose Pete (Macon Peaches) Minor League Bobblehead
    pete rose has his place in baseball history when he set the alltime major leaguehit record of 4192 breaking Hall of Famer Ty Cobb s mark of 4191.  
    http://www.footballfanatics.com/HTMLPages/root/MLB/CincinnatiReds/FunStuffMoreCo
    
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75. NPR : The Pete Rose Controversy
    pete rose 1979 baseball card. Card courtesy Eric Westervelt, NPR News. pete rose,seen on an 1979 baseball card, is one of the game s greatest players,  
    http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=1265784

76. CBS News | IRS Woes For Pete Rose | August 20, 2004 17:26:31
    Step up to the plate and take a look back at pete rose s baseball career. The FallClassic pete rose Set To Admit baseball Bets? Story Story Go  
    http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2004/01/09/entertainment/main592253.shtml

77. AtariAge - Atari 2600 Screenshots - Pete Rose Baseball (Absolute Entertainment)
    AtariAge News, message boards, rarity guides, game database, manuals, pictures,articles, links, and much more.  
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78. Rc3.org: The Baseball Prospectus And Pete Rose
    The baseball Prospectus and pete rose. Yesterday, baseball Prospectus broke thenews that there s already a signed agreement between pete rose and Major  
    http://www.rc3.org/2003/08/entry_5490.php
    
    Extractions: Main Yesterday, Baseball Prospectus broke the news that there's already a signed agreement between Pete Rose and Major League Baseball reinstating him for the 2004 season. As a baseball fan, this story interested me. Personally, I don't think Rose should be reinstated. I won't explain my reasons because anyone who's really interested knows why people on both sides feel the way they do, and it's just not interesting. The more interesting thing to me is that you'd never expect a story like this, a huge, important story, to be published first by the Baseball Prospectus. BP has always been about analysis, not news, so for them to break what would be the biggest baseball story of the season (to say the least) is shocking. Major League Baseball denied the story , but you'd expect that. For more background into how Baseball Prospectus found itself in the world of news reporting and news making, King Kaufman interviewed Will Carroll, one of the writers of the story, today for Salon. Posted by rafe at August 13, 2003 02:18 PM

79. Baseball Musings: Pete Rose:
    Only baseball Matters had a lot about pete rose earlier this winter. Start hereand keep reading. The inclusion of the David Levens piece here is the best  
    http://www.baseballmusings.com/archives/002176.php
    
    Extractions: Main December 10, 2002 Pete Rose: There's an article on ESPN.com today that Pete Rose and Selig appear to be negotiating reinstatement of the all-time hit leader. Only Baseball Matters had a lot about Pete Rose earlier this winter. Start here and keep reading . The inclusion of the David Levens piece here is the best part of the series. I don't like Pete Rose. I never liked him as a player, and as I learned more about him as a person, I liked him even less. He wasn't someone who hustled; he was someone who was obnoxious about hustling. He was a singles hitter who could have walked more. Rickey Henderson without the speed or the power. One of my college roommates hated Pete Rose. We once got him a dart set and a Pete Rose poster for his birthday. When I joined a strat-o-matic league in the 1980's, I knew I had found my home when they burned Pete Rose's card before the draft. With my prejudices in mind, I don't think Rose should be reinstated. Bill James makes a great case that the Dowd report proves nothing, and I will not argue with James' conclusion on that. However, as David Levens piece points out, the Dowd report was probably trying to save a lot of people from embarassment. I think if we all knew what Rose was really like, he wouldn't get those standing ovations, and there wouldn't be much support for his induction into the Hall of Fame. Posted by David Pinto at 10:19 AM Baseball Navigation

80. Baseball Musings: Pete Rose:
    pete rose. I ve gotten a number of letters on this subject, Meanwhile, youshould read this article from baseball Prospectus that refutiates Bill  
    http://www.baseballmusings.com/archives/002171.php
    
    Extractions: Main December 12, 2002 Pete Rose: I've gotten a number of letters on this subject, especially after Dowd came out with his opinions . I'll be blogging more on this later. Meanwhile, you should read this article from Baseball Prospectus that refutiates Bill James' view of the Dowd report . (Thanks to J Lentner) Posted by David Pinto at 02:36 PM Baseball Navigation

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