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  1. Major League Baseball Player-managers: Pete Rose, Cy Young, Frank Robinson, Christy Mathewson, Mickey Cochrane, Branch Rickey, Hughie Jennings
  2. Sporting News September 4 1989 Pete Rose Banned from Baseball Cover, Chris Evert's Farewell to Tennis
  3. Official Pete Rose Price Guide to Baseball Cards by Hudgeons, 1982-06
  4. Pro Baseball Digest January 1973 MLB (Pete Rose cover photo) by Jackie Robinson, Pete Rose, 1973
  5. My Life in Baseball by Pete Rose, 1900
  6. Winning Baseball by Pete Rose, 1976-05
  7. How To Play Better Baseball. As Written by Two Outstanding Players of the Great American Pastime. by Denny McLain, Pete Rose, 1969
  8. How to Play Better Baseball by Denny and Pete Rose McLain, 1969
  9. Street and Smith's 1982 Official Baseball Yearbook (Fernando Valenzuela - Los Angeles Dodgers cover) by Pete Rose, Billy Martin, 1982
  10. Bunts: Curt Flood Camden Yards Pete Rose and Other Reflections on Baseball by George F. Will, 1998-05-04
  11. Pete Rose: His incredible baseball career by John Tartaglione, 1995
  12. Pete Rose, 4,192: Baseball's all-time hit leader by John G Erardi, 1985
  13. Baseball Digest August 1985 - Pete Rose Cover by Baseball Digest, 1985
  14. Bunts: Curt Flood, Cambden Yards, Pete Rose and other Reflections on Baseball

21. Rose, Pete
pete rose, pete rose, former professional baseball player, peter Edwardrose - rose, peter Edward, 1941–, American baseball player, b. Cincinnati.
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22. Baseball Gambling
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23. Pete Rose
pete rose? Hall of Fame? Absolutely not. baseball s alltime hits leader is in pete rose deserves no Hall of Fame consideration. Gambling is baseball s
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24. MSN Encarta - Pete Rose
rose, pete, born in 1941, American baseball player and manager, who set the majorleague record for career hits (4256). rose’s career was tarnished by a
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Encyclopedia Article Multimedia 6 items Rose, Pete , born in 1941, American baseball player and manager, who set the major league record for career hits (4,256). Rose’s career was tarnished by a gambling scandal while he was a major league manager, resulting in his lifetime banishment from baseball. Throughout Rose’s 24-year playing career he established a reputation for pushing his natural talents beyond their limits. His aggressive base running more than compensated for his lack of speed and earned him the nickname Charlie Hustle. Rose was known for his enthusiasm and effort, including his trademark headfirst slides. Peter Edward Rose was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. A switch-hitter who played both infield and outfield, Rose was signed by the hometown

25. MSN Encarta - Related Items - Rose, Pete
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26. Pete Rose Baseball Stats By Baseball Almanac
pete rose baseball stats with batting stats, pitching stats and fielding stats,along with uniform numbers, salaries, quotes, career stats and biographical
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27. Pete Rose Consecutive Games Hitting Streak By Baseball Almanac
pete rose s fortyfour (44) consecutive game hitting streak is presented in detailat baseball Almanac.
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Baseball Almanac Links Related Pages Title 30 Game Streaks DiMaggio Streak "Pressure? Well it ain't hitting in forty-four straight games, because I done that and it was fun. The playoffs are pressure." - Pete Rose I n 1978, Charlie Hustle hit consecutively in forty-four games! In 1987, Paul Molitor hit consecutively in thirty-nine games! Both were impressive but neither came close to the mark set by 'Joltin' Joe DiMaggio in 1941. The Yankee Clipper set a record that most players believe is unbeatable while a few see it as the next standard to be broken. P ete Rose did, however, capture the attention of the world when he began his assault on that unbeatable mark and Baseball Almanac is pleased to pay tribute to a feat that is nothing short of fabulous. The Pete Rose Streak In Chronological Order Game Date Pitcher Team Batting Line H HR Dave Roberts Chicago John Denny St. Louis Pete Vuckovich St. Louis

28. Pete Rose | The BASEBALL Page
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In the 1960s Pete Rose was a brash rookie who turned the derisive nickname Charlie Hustle into a badge of honor. In the 1970s he won World Series titles, an MVP, and challenged the greatest streak in baseball history. In the 1980s he became the most prolific hitter in history, managed his hometown team, and was banished from baseball for his indiscretions. In the 1990s and into the early 2000s, Rose pleaded his innocence and then recanted, admitting his guilt, hoping to get back into the game. Through it all Pete Rose maintained his station at the top of baseball headlines. He defined his era.
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29. ESPN.com: MLB - Pete Rose On Trial
Legal and baseball experts debate pete rose s Hall of Fame fate. Standard CableModem pete rose on Trial Counselors reflect on their arguments.
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Defense attorney Johnnie Cochran went on the offensive for Pete Rose. The debate may rage on, but our jury has spoken: Pete Rose deserves to be in the Hall of Fame . Baseball's all-time hits leader, banned for life for allegedly betting on the sport, should be allowed induction at Cooperstown, the jury of ESPN's mock trial said after hearing three hours of testimony and deliberating for 90 minutes Thursday night at Harvard Law School. Closing arguments Trial summary Sketch gallery Vote: In or out?

30. ESPN.com: MLB - Rose Talks To Selig About Possible Reinstatement
We ve had no discussions with pete rose or major league baseball about whathappens if pete rose comments on his possible reinstatement to baseball.
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NEW YORK Pete Rose may finally be getting his second chance. Baseball's career hits leader could know by the end of the year if baseball will agree to end his lifetime ban which could make him eligible for the Hall of Fame. Rose and commissioner Bud Selig met secretly in Milwaukee on Nov. 25 and have been exchanging draft proposals that could end the ban, sources close to the situation told ESPN.com's Jayson Stark. Nothing has been agreed to at this point including whether or not Rose will be reinstated or regain eligibility for Hall of Fame induction and while any potential agreement could still fall apart, it's conceivable a deal could be reached by sometime next month. "It's a first hopeful sign,'' said Cincinnati Mayor Charlie Luken, who wrote twice to Selig last month urging reinstatement. Luken said he spoke to Bob DuPuy, Selig's top aide, on Nov. 27 and DuPuy said he would get back to him in about 30 days.

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The banishment for life of pete rose from baseball is the sad end of a sorryepisode. One of the game s greatest players has engaged in a variety of acts
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Acrobat 3.0 may not be sufficient to view this document. Please download the latest version of Acrobat 4.0 to view the Report and Agreement in PDF format. Adobe(R) Acrobat(R) Reader software is available at www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep.html "The banishment for life of Pete Rose from baseball is the sad end of a sorry episode. One of the game's greatest players has engaged in a variety of acts which have stained the game, and he must now live with the consequences of those acts. By choosing not to come to a hearing before me, and by choosing not to proffer any testimony or evidence contrary to the evidence and information contained in the report of the Special Counsel to the Commissioner, Mr. Rose has accepted baseball's ultimate sanction, lifetime ineligibility." Statement by then Commissioner
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32. Pete Rose - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
Amid reports that rose had bet on baseball while Reds manager, pete rose,in a 1972 interview. He hit safely for the 3000th time on May 5, 1978.
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Peter Edward Rose, Sr. Personal Info Birth April 14 Cincinnati, Ohio Professional Career Debut April 8 Cincinnati Reds vs. Pittsburgh Pirates Crosley Field Team(s) As Player
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Career Highlights
  • Most career hits Most career games played (3,562) Most career at bats (14,053) Fifth in career runs (2,165) Most career total bases, switch-hitter (5,752) (sixth overall) Second in career doubles (746) 44-game hitting streak (tied for 2nd longest in history) The NL MVP Award The NL Rookie of the Year Award All-Star appearances Three World Series rings ( World Series MVP ( Fifth in career post season hits (86) Tenth in career post season total bases (118) Ninth in career post season at bats (268) Three batting titles Two Gold Gloves ( and , both for outfield) Most seasons of 200 or more hits (10) Played 500 or more games at five different positions (only player to do so) Seven hits titles Five games titles Five doubles titles Four runs titles
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33. Great American History Fact-Finder - -Rose, Pete
rose, pete. (1942 ), baseball player and manager. Known as Charlie Hustle, rose hit safely in forty-four consecutive baseball games, tying the National
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, baseball player and manager. Known as "Charlie Hustle," Rose hit safely in forty-four consecutive baseball games, tying the National League record. He made 4,256 career hits, breaking Cobb Ty 's record of 4,191. After playing for the Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia Phillies, and Montreal Expos, Rose became player-manager of the Reds in 1985. In 1989 Baseball Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamatti banned Rose from baseball for life for betting on baseball games.
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34. The Baseball Guru - Spotlight On Pete Rose Comparison
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Player Spotlight Craig Tomarkin The following comparison of Pete Rose to his long-time teammates: Bench, Morgan, Foster and Perez, shows that he was not in the top 3 players on his own team (and we're not even including the pitchers on his team such as Tom Seaver). To illustrate the point, batting records of their best single season, top 5 seasons, top 10 seasons and careers were compared. Their seasons were sorted by the following criteria to determine which is their "best." And, with exception of the "career" totals, no season with fewer than 400 plate appearances was included. The players were sorted by OPS (on base avg + slugging avg) and by Total Avg (TA=batting avg + slugging avg). Then, the rankings were averaged to determine the total combined ranking. After studying the table below, also consider the intangibles. While I don't consider Pete Rose a superior fielder, to his credit, he won 2 Gold Gloves as an outfielder. His teammates winning Gold Gloves, Bench who won 10 and Morgan who won 5, are in the Hall of Fame, Foster and Perez didn't win any and are not. As far as base running, if you use stolen bases as a measure, Rose was adequate, but not superior. To me, while he was fun to watch (I admit I was a big Reds fan) and longevity is a big factor, by most fundamental and widely accepted statistical measures, he just wasn't as obvious a choice for the Hall of Fame as some make it seem. Sorry Pete!

35. The Baseball Guru - JASON AND PETE: A Rose By Any Other Name Would Still Be Thor
pete rose was never accused of, never admitted, and was never found guilty ofaltering the outcome of a game Yet pete is banned from baseball for life.
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John Holway JASON AND PETE A Rose by Any Other Name Would Still Be Thorny By John B Holway Pete Rose was never accused of, never admitted, and was never found guilty of altering the outcome of a game by illegal or unfair means. Yet Pete is banned from baseball for life. No lesser punishment should be meted out to Giambi and all other cheaters who got secret and unfair chemical help to win riches for themselves and championships for their teams. If they had been caught in the Olympics, the guilty party and all his teammates, innocent or not, would be stripped of their medals, denounced, disgraced, and banned. No mercy, no exceptions. Their gold medals would be expunged from the record, and the silver medallist would move up to gold etc. By the same token, the Yankees should be stripped of their 2003 and 2004 division championships. The Marlins, whose Gary Sheffield also used a steroid, should lose their 2003 World Series rings. After Barry Bonds started consorting with BALCO, he led the Giants to two division titles, both over the Dodgers. The record books should also take those flags away from San Francisco. Yes, the whole team.

36. NewsHour Extra Story: Pete Rose Admits To Betting On Baseball: January 7, 2004
For the popular and scrappy former baseball player pete rose, pete rose, whoretired from baseball in 1986, has the career record for hits at 4256.
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37. NewsHour Extra: Pete Rose Admits To Betting On Baseball -- January 7, 2004
What is pete rose s record achievement in baseball? pete rose, who retired frombaseball in 1986, has the career record for hits at 4256.
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Using NewsHour Extra Feature Stories Overview: NewsHour Extra features stories can help students identify and interpret key issues in current events. This activity anticipates one class period, but the follow-up essay might be assigned as homework, or in another period. Warm Up: Use initiating questions to introduce the topic and find out how much your students know. Main Activity: Have students read NewsHour Extra's feature story and answer the questions on the reading comprehension handout. Discussion: Use discussion questions to encourage students to think about how the issues outlined in the story affect their lives and express and debate different opinions. Follow-up: Students can write an 500-word editorial on the topic expressing their views and send it to NewsHour Extra [ extra@newshour.org ] for possible publication. Evaluation: Students are graded on their answers to reading comprehension questions and/or their editorial. Story: Pete Rose Admits to Betting on Baseball: 01/07/03
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38. Cincinnati Reds At Cincinnati.Com - Your Key To The City
It could be 2009 before pete rose is elected to the baseball Hall of Fame, All signs are pointing to pete rose s reinstatement into baseball,
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Johnny Bench, Joe Morgan, Tony Perez, Rose salute fans after the Legends softball game. (AP photo/Al Behrman) For Reds fans, baseball's offseason revolved not around blockbuster trades at the winter meetings, but rather the possibility that one of their heroes could be restored to the sport's good graces. Here is a chronology of Enquirer coverage of the ongoing attempts by Pete Rose to gain reinstatement to baseball and restore his eligibility for election to the Hall of Fame. February 25, 2003: ESPN plans movie on Pete Rose BRISTOL, Conn . - Pete Rose will be the subject of an ESPN movie beginning production this spring. February 24, 2003: Schmidt calls Rose 'a beaten man' Hall of Famer Mike Schmidt called Pete Rose "a beaten man" and doesn't know whether the career hits leader will gain reinstatement to baseball. January 23, 2003: Fans embrace Rose in 2nd book signing Pete Rose's two-day, Cincinnati book-signing tour concluded Thursday afternoon at Media Play in Western Hills, where he autographed about 2,000 copies of My Prison Without Bars in three hours, said store manager Dave McCann.

39. Pete Rose Timeline
However, Giamatti says he believes rose bet on baseball, while on the same dayrose denies it. pete rose He bet on baseball Daugherty Truth for sale
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Cincinnati Enquirer April 14, 1941: Peter Edward Rose is born in Cincinnati. July 8, 1960: The Cincinnati Reds sign Rose as an amateur free agent. April 8, 1963: Rose walks in his first Major League at-bat. April 13, 1963: Rose, who is 0-for-11, gets his first Major League hit a triple off Pittsburgh's Bob Friend. Nov. 26, 1963: Rose is named National League Rookie of the Year, collecting 17 of 20 votes. Oct. 2, 1969: Rose wins his second consecutive battling title when he bunts for a base hit in his final at-bat, edging Pittsburgh's Roberto Clemente. July 14, 1970: Rose crashes into American League catcher Ray Fosse to score the winning run for the National League in the All-Star game at Riverfront Stadium. The NL wins 5-4 in 12 innings. Fosse hurts his right shoulder and is taken to the hospital. Nov. 21, 1973: Rose edges Pittsburgh's Willie Stargell to win the National League Most Valuable Player award. May 5, 1978: Rose collects his 3,000th career hit off Montreal pitcher Steve Rogers.

40. Sources: Rose Admits He Bet On Baseball
Two of pete rose s friends say the former Reds great told them he is going topublicly admit he bet on pete rose Sources rose admits he bet on baseball
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Thursday, January 23, 2003 Sources: Rose admits he bet on baseball Turnabout after denials could lead to reinstatement
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Two of Pete Rose's friends say the former Reds great told them he is going to publicly admit he bet on baseball in exchange for full reinstatement to Major League Baseball. A third Rose acquaintance and baseball insider said Rose told him that he admitted to major league officials in November in Milwaukee to betting on baseball. The next big issue, say those friends, is whether Rose will have to admit he bet on Reds games. This is important, because it might affect Rose's ability to get a job in baseball. As manager of the Reds, Rose would have been in a position to influence the outcome of games by using an injured player or overusing pitchers. Jeff Ruby, a Cincinnati restaurateur who is close to Rose and one of the few people willing to go on the record with his remarks, told the Enquirer Wednesday that "based upon my relationship with Pete, I tend to believe the reports that are coming out" that Rose will soon be fully reinstated to baseball.

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