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1.25.25 - Part 1 · Children's Hour

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Speaker 1: Hello, and welcome Trea Eyes. Tuner's story Hour as a
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reminder realize the reading service intended for people who are
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blind or have other disabilities that make it difficult to
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read printed material. Today we will be written from various
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books on black Americans. Your reader today is Diane. We
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will begin with the book Michael Jordan Basketball Legend. It
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was published by press Room Editions. It has a copyright
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ear of twenty twenty four and the author of our
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book is Luke Hanlon. Chapter one six, ver six, Michael
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Jordan watched intently as Utah Jazz power forward Karl Malone
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grabbed the ball in the post. Then Jordan's defensive instincts
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kicked in. The Chicago Bulls guards broke free from the
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player he was guarding. He caught Malone by surprise from behind.
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After one quick swipe from Jordan, the Bulls had the
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ball back. Only twenty seconds remained in Game six of
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the nineteen ninety eight National Basketball Association Finals. The Jazz
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were leading eighty six to eighty five, but the Chicago
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Bulls led the series three to two, and winning Utah
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would clinched Jordan's sixth NBA title. The seconds ticked away,
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Jordan dribbled the ball while waiting behind the three point line.
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He had already scored forty three points in the game,
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but Jordan wasn't done. Utah four Brian Russell moved into
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slow Jordan with one hard dribbled to the right. Jordan
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burst passed the Utah defender. Then Jordan stopped and quickly
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dribbled the ball back to his left hand. The move
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left Russell on the floor. From the top of the key,
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Jordan calmly rose into the air for a jump shot.
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He held his shooting arm in the air until the
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ball hit nothing but net. The stunned Utah fans went silent.
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The Jazz had one last chance to force a game
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seven point guard John Stockton's last second heave clanked off
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the rim. The Bulls were NBA champions for the third
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straight year, and for the sixth time. Jordan was named
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Finals Most Valuable Player MVP. Chapter two. Carolina Kid Michael
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Jordan was born on February seventeenth, nineteen sixty three, in Brooklyn,
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New York. However, his family moved to North Carolina a
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few years later. There, Michael attended Laney High School in
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Wilmington that was where he first played basketball. Michael wasn't
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a superstar right away. As a sophomore, he stood five
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foot ten and couldn't dunk. The varsity coach didn't think
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he was ready. Being cut from the team stunned Michael,
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but he used it as a motivation to work hard
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and get better. Michael made the varsity team the next year.
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By then end of his high school career, many top
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college teams wanted him. Michael decided to stay in his
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home state and play for the University of North Carolina.
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Coach Jean Smith had built a strong program behind Buddings
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star James Worthy. The Tar Hills had reached the nineteen
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eighty one national Championship game. When Jordan arrived in nineteen
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eighty one and eighty two, he fit in right away.
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The freshman averaged thirteen point five points per game while
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helping the Tar Hills reach the National championship game again.
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They faced a strong Georgetown University team. The Hoyas feature
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a superstar freshman of their own, center Patrick Ewing. With
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fifty three seconds left, the Hoyas led sixty two to
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sixty one. North Carolina needed a basket to stay alive.
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The Tar Hills looked to their star freshmen, and Jordan
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delivered his difficult shot from the left wing put North
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Carolina up sixty three to sixty two with sixteen seconds left.
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It proved to be the championship winning shot. Jordan spent
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two more years with the Tar Hills. As a junior,
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he was named the National Player of the Year that summer.
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The Chicago Bulls selected Jordan with a third overall pick
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in the nineteen eighty four NBA draft. With his athletic
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frame and superb quickness, Jordan took the league by storm.
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In the nineteen eighty four eighty five season, Jordan averaged
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twenty eight point two points per game and was the
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NBA Rookie of the Year. By his third season, in
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nineteen eighty six eighty seven, he averaged a league high
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of thirty seven point one points per game. That was
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one of the highest scoring averages in the season in
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NBA history. However, Chicago was still finding its footing. The
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Boston Celtics swept the Bulls in the first round of
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the playoffs for the second straight year. Chapter three Air Jordan.
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By nineteen eighty seven to eighty eight, Michael Jordan had
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a established himself as one of the NBA's most dangerous players.
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He won the second of seven consecutive scoring titles that season.
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As a lockdown defender, he led the league with three
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point two steals per game, plus no player averaged more
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minutes per game. It all added up to help Jordan
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ernest first NBA MVP award, but he still needed to
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prove it he could lead a playoff push after beating
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them in the first round the previous year. The Bulls
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faced the Cleveland Cavaliers to open the nineteen eighty nine postseason.
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Trailing one hundred to ninety nine, laid in a winner
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take all Game five, Jordan took control with three seconds left.
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He received an inbound pass and quickly pulled up for
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a shot. The ball left Jordan's hands just before the
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final buzzer sounded. It rattled around the rim before sinking
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through the net. Jordan leaped into the air, pumping his
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fist in celebration as the Bulls advanced. This moment became
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known as the Shot. Eventually, the Bulls went up against
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the bruising Detroit Pistons in the conference finals. Detroit had
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knocked them out of the playoffs in five games. The
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year before, Detroit used a physical defensive style to slow
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Jordan's scoring, and it worked. The Pistons won in six games.
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The Pistons then eliminated Chicago in the nineteen ninety Conference
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Finals as well. During that nineteen ninety offseason, Jordan eden
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Mussel He practiced his scoring in the post.
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Speaker 2: All the work paid off.
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Speaker 1: The Bulls once again met the Pistons in the nineteen
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ninety one Conference Finals. This time, Jordan averaged twenty nine
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point eight points as the Bulls swept the series. The
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Bulls met the Los Angeles Lakers in the nineteen ninety
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one NBA Finals. Lakers point guard Magic Johnson had been
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in the league's Biggest Star in the nineteen eighties. Now
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Jordan had a chance to take the throne. He did
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just that, averaging more than thirty one points and eleven
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assists per game as the Bulls won in five games.
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Jordan was only getting started. He led the Bulls to
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victory in the nineteen ninety two and nineteen ninety three
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NBA Finals as well. Each time, Jordan was named Finals MVP.
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In ninety ninety one and ninety one ninety two, he
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was named NBA MVP as well. The Bulls became the
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first team to win three straight NBA championships since nineteen
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sixty six. Perhaps no athlete in the world was as
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famous as Michael Jordan Jordan brand. Michael Jordan had unmatched
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skills on the court, it turned out he had one
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of a kind markability off the court too. In nineteen
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eighty five, Nike released shoes specifically for Jordan, called the
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Air Jordan One. Millions of pairs were sold in the
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shoes first year. By nineteen eighty six eighty seven, Nike
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began to release signature Jordan's shoes each season. They became
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popular enough for Jordan to branch off with his own
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Brain in nineteen ninety seven. The popularity of Jordan shoes
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has also inspired modern NBA athletes. Many stars have their
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own signature shoes. Jordan was a big name for more
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than just shoes, though. In nineteen ninety one, Gatorades signed
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to deal with Jordan to make him the sports drink's
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first sponsored athlete. After he started a commercial with the
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tagline b Like Mike, the drink's popularity skyrocket around the world.
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Throughout his career, Jordan has also sponsored deals with Coca Cola, Wheedy's, McDonald's,
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and other major brands. Chapter four. The goat tragedy struck
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Michael Jordan. In July nineteen ninety three, his father, James,
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was killed in North Carolina. The prime of his career,
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Jordan questioned and if he still wanted to play basketball.
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On October sixth, nineteen ninety three, he shocked the sports
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world when he retired from the NBA at age thirty.
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Jordan said he needed a new challenge in his life.
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He had enjoyed playing baseball as a kid. The Chicago
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White Sox offered him opportunity to try the sport professionally.
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Jordan played the minor leagues in nineteen ninety four. However,
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he struggled on the baseball diamond. On March nineteenth, nineteen
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ninety five, Jordan returned to the NBA. It took time
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for Jordan to be back at full strength. By nineteen
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ninety five ninety six, it was like he never left.
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At age thirty two, Jordan won his eighth NBA scoring
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title and fourth MVP Award. Along with longtime sidekick Scottie Pippen,
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Jordan led the Bulls to an NBA record seventy two
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regular season wins after losing once in the opening three
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rounds of the playoffs, the Bulls faced the Seattlesonics in
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the finals. Like clockwork, Jordan won another Finals MVP award.
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The Bulls quenched the championship on Father's Day. Afterward, an
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emotional Jordan wept on the floor with the game ball
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in his hands. The Bulls made it back to the
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finals in nineteen ninety seven. They faced the Utah Jazz.
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With the series tie, Jordan began feeling ill ahead of
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Game five in Utah. He battled through the flu like
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symptoms and scored a game high of thirty eight points
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that included a three pointer to give the Bulls the
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lead with twenty five seconds left. After winning the flu game,
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the Bulls won Game six to secure Jordan's fifth championship.
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Then Jordan and the Bulls defeated the Jazz again in
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nineteen ninety eight to clinch another three peat. In all
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six wins, Jordan was named Finals MVP. Jordan dominated the
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NBA like no player had before him. After the nineteen
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ninety eight finals, he retired again, and once again he
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came back. He played two seasons with the Washington Wizards,
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earning All Star selections twelve times. Finally, he retired for
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the last time in two thousand and three. Jordan remained
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a global icon. People still lined up to buy Jordan
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brandshoes and other products he endorsed. In twenty ten, he
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bought the Charlotte Bobcats now the Hornets. The purchase made
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Jordan the first NBA majority owner who.
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Speaker 2: Used to play in the league.
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Speaker 1: Even after his career, Jordan was still making history. Our
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next book is called Muhammad Ali, A Champion Is Born.
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It was published by Katherine Tigan Books, an imprint of
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HarperCollins Publishers, and it has a copyright year of twenty seventeen.
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The author of our book is Jean Beretta. February twenty fifth,
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nineteen sixty four, Miami Beach, Florida, pal Cassius Clay bounces
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around the ring on the balls of his feet, throwing
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jabs and dodging uppercuts from champion Sonny Liston. Clay is
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the clear underdog, but after six and tense rounds, he
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surprises everyone and wins the World Heavy eight champ Heavyweight Championship.
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Speaker 2: I Shook up the world.
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Speaker 1: May twenty fifth, nineteen sixty five, Lewiston, Maine, Poal Pal.
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The two boxers meet for a rematch. Only Clay has
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a new name, the name of a champion, Muhammad Ali.
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It means worthy of praise, most high. Ali wins again.
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I Am the Greatest. October thirtieth, nineteen seventy four. The
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Rumbo in the Jungle in Kushwasha, Zire Heavyweight champion George
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Foreman pounds and Ali for seven rounds. Ali stays on
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his feet and waits for Foreman to get tired. He
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then delivers a stunning knockout combination to win the World
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Heavyweight Champchampionship a second time. Float like a butterfly, steamed
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like a bee. His hands can't hit what his eyes
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can't see. September fifteenth, nineteen seventy eight, New Orleans, Louisiana,
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Pow Pow Pal at age thirty six, Near the end
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of his career, Allie wins a rematch against champion Leon
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Spinks to become the first boxer to win the World
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heavyweight championship three times. And he owed it all to
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a stolen bicycle. Winter nineteen fifty four, home of twelve
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year old Cassius clay in Louisville, Kentucky. Hurry up before
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they eat all the popcorn, Cassius yelled as he raced
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to the Louisville Home Show on his brain new bike
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and the hot dogs too. Wait up, answered his best friend, Johnny.
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Don't worry, I'll save you the bun, Cash has joked.
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A heavy rain soaked the streets, but nothing slowed them down.
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Cash has felt cool on his bike, new chrome shine
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brighter when it was wet. He rode up to the
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home Show and hit his brakes hard. The front tire
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kicked up a wave of water. He looked back at Johnny,
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did you really think you could beat me? Not only
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can I ride fast, but I look good doing it.
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They hopped off their bikes and ran inside. The Louisville
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Home Show was an annual bazaar. It was held for
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all the black merchants who were not allowed to tend
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or sell their products at the white bazaars. Segregation was
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as real as the rain in Louisville, and Cassius saw
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how his people suffered for it. He spoke proudly of them.
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I know why they won't let us in the white bazaars,
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Because they're afraid will show them up. He pointed to
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every booth and said, one day I'm going to get
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one of those, and one of those and one of those.
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But right now I have room for one more free
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hot dog before Oh no, dinner.
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Speaker 2: We're late. We got to get home.
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Speaker 1: They stepped outside. Cassius froze in his tracks. No, he shouted,
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as he looked in every direction.
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Speaker 2: My bike.
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Speaker 1: Where's my bike? Cassius ran up the street. Did you
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see a red bike? Did you see anyone with my
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new red bike? His eyes welled up with tears. I
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need a policeman. Finally, an older woman spoke up. Go
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back in the building and go down to the basement.
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Ask for Officer Joe Martin. He found Officer Martin and
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explained every last detail. It was red and white with
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white wall, tires and chrome. I just got it for
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Christmas and there wasn't a mark on it. His fists
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were clinched tight like hammers. He raised his voice, and
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when I find whoever took my bike, I'm gonna whop them.
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Cassius was small and thin. Officer Martin looked him over
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and offered some advice. Listen, son, before you wop somebody,
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you better learn to fight. That was not what Cassius
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expected to hear, especially from a police office. Sir took
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a moment for him to catch his breath and look around.
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Then all made sense. For the very first time, Cassius
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Clay was standing inside a boxing gym. The energy in
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the room made his heart race. He loved the sound
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of boxing gloves mocking the speed bag and the rhythm
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of the jump rope slapping the floor. He loved the
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shuffling feet of the shadow boxers and the smell of
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the rubbing alcohol in the air. Dean Dean A bell
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rang and two young guys started bobbing and weaving in
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the ring.
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Speaker 2: Wow, thought cashus.
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Speaker 1: Photos of old boxing champions stirred out at Cash's as
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if to say, let's go a few rounds. We're here
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every weeknight if you want to join us, Martin said.
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On the way home, Johnny kept repeating, You're gonna get
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it when you get home, boy, You're gonna get it,
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And he did. His dad pitched a fit so loud
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it echoed off the neighbor's house. Cash has heard every word,
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but his was really on the boxing gym. A few
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days later, he was shocked to see the same gym
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on a local TV show called Tomorrow's Champions.
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Speaker 2: Look.
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Speaker 1: He said to his mother, that's the gym. That's Officer Martin,
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he trains the boys. Cash Has got so excited he
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threw on his jacket and dashed out the door. I
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want to be a boxer. As he leaped across the
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old porch, Cash Has called out to his mom, I'm
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gonna win big and buy you a brand new porch
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at the home show. No wait, I'm gonna buy you
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a brand new home at the home show. His brother
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Rudy went racing after him.
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Speaker 2: Wait for me.
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Speaker 1: From that point on, Cash just thought off. Cash has
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thought about was boxing. He told all the kids to school,
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you're looking at the next world champion. They just laughed
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at him and joked who. Somebody must have punched him
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too hard. He thinks he's Sugar Ray Robinson. Wait, Cashus,
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did you say champ or chump? The Cassious Imagine his
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name being broadcast from the intercom Ladies and Gentlemen, Cassius
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Clay Heavyweight Champion.
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Speaker 2: Of the World.
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Speaker 1: He drew pictures of boxing robes with the words Cassius
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Clay Heavyweight champing of the world on the back. He
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knew that one day he would wear that robe. Cassius
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worked hard with Officer Martin every day after school. He
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hit the speedbag, jump rope, and practice shadow boxing. Watch this,
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I can move faster than mown shadow. Cassius has his
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own style of training at home. On most mornings, his
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workout started before sunrise. He often ran alongside the school
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bus to build up his endurance. Sometimes Rudy would throw
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stones at Cassius to test his reflexes. Come on, Rudy,
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I'm not the invisible man. Why can't you hit me?
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Every night, after Martin's Jim closed up, Cashus headed to
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a second trainer named fred Stoner. Cassius Toad, Rudy fred
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Stoner's boys or win in all the fights in Louisville.
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With Stoner, he improved his jabs, uppercuts, and hooks. He
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learned the cross, the bolo, the clinch, bobbing, weaving, and
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the pea kaboo. Training was hard, but Cassius said to himself,
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don't quit. Suffer now and live the rest of your
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life as a champion. Every year he improved. First he
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showed them in Kentucky, then He showed the world by
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winning a gold medal at the nineteen sixty Olympics in Rome.
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Speaker 2: That was only the beginning.
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Speaker 1: During his legendary boxing career, he won fifty six out
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of sixty one professional fights. Many believed his crew outside
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the ring was even more impressive. He became known as
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the People's Champion. He fought for people who retreat unfairly
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because of the color of their skin or their religious beliefs.
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He wanted to be a positive row model for them.
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I had to prove you could be a new kind
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of black man. I had showed the world. His words
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of peace, pride, and human decency inspired people from all
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over the world. They called him Champ and it felt great.
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Felt as great as racing down a Louville street on
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a brand new red and white bicycle with white wall
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tires and shiny chrome trim. Our next book is titled
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Henry Aaron's Stream and it was published by Candlewick Press.
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It has a copyright year of twenty ten and the
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author of the book is Matt Tavaris. Henry Aaron had
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a dream. He wanted to be a big league baseball player.
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He didn't have a bat, so he'd swing a broom
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handle or stick or whatever he could find. Henry didn't
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have a baseball either, so he hit bottle caps, or
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tie few old rags together, or crump up a ten can.
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Henry liked to play in his yard and imagine himself
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in the big leagues. Knew he shouldn't get his hopes up.
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Ain't no color ball players, he told Henry. Still, Henry
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held on to his stream. In the nineteen forties, in Mobile, Alabama,
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it was against the law for black kids and white
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kids to play baseball together. There were baseball diamonds all
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over the city, but they all had signs that said
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whites only. When Henry was twelve, the city of Mobile
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opened Carver Park, the only baseball field in the host city,
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with a sign that said colored only. That's where Henry
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spent his days. He'd raced to the park after school
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and play ball with his friends until it was too
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dark to see.
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Speaker 2: Henry loved playing on a real.
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Speaker 1: Baseball field, with real bats and real baseballs. He was
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small and skinny, and he held the bat the wrong way.
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He batted right handed with his left hand on top.
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But he practiced and practiced until he could hit the
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ball harder than any of the other kids at park.
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On April fifteenth, nineteen forty seven, when Henry was thirteen,
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Jackie Robinson played his first game for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
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Finally there was a black ball player in the big leagues.
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Speaker 2: Henry's whole world changed.
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Speaker 1: He kept playing ball at Carver Park and dreaming of
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making it to the majors. Only now, thanks to Jackie Robinson,
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he knew his dream could come true. Henry started listening
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to every Dodger game on the radio and reading every
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article he could find about Jackie Robinson. Henry learned what
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Jackie was going through. Everywhere Jackie played, white fans called
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him nigger. Some even sent him letters threatened to kill
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him if he kept playing. Opposing players spiked him with
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their cleats. Even some of his own teammates refused to
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play ball with the black man. And through it all,
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Jackie persevered. He played hard every day and showed the
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world that he was just as good as anyone. After
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spring training in nineteen forty eight, Jackie Robinson and the
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Dodgers came to Mobile to play an exposition game in
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Heartwell Field. Henry's father took him to the game there,
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he was number forty two Jackie Robinson. Henry was mesmerized.
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He watched his heroes every every move. Sitting in the
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colored section way out in right field. Henry told his
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father that someday soon he'd be out there playing ball
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with Jackie. Three years later, in nineteen fifty one, the
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manager of the Mobile Black Bears, a local semi pro team,
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saw Henry playing at Carver Park and ask him to
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join the team. Henry was still in high school and
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his mother didn't want him traveling around with the baseball team,
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so when he played home games and only on Sundays,
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he caught paid ten dollars after every game, and he
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even got his own uniform. That same year, the Rodgers
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held a tryout camp for black ball players in Mobile.
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Speaker 2: Kids from all over.
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Speaker 1: The city came to try out, all hoping to become
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the next Jackie Robinson. When it was Henry's turn to bat,
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he took his best swings, but the Dodger scouts were
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not impressed. All they saw was a skinny kid who
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held his bat the wrong way. They told him he
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was too small, and Henry went back home. Still, Henry
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didn't give up on his stream in nineteen fifty two,
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after he finished high school, he started playing shortstop for
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the Indianapolis Clowns in the negro Leagues. Most of the
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ballplayers in the majors, like Larry Doby, Monty Irving, and
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Jackie Robinson, had been discovered while playing in the negro Leagues.
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Henry thought this might be his best chance. Watching him play,
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Henry's teammates knew he wouldn't be in the negro Leagues
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for long. He was so talented and so young. Just
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what big league teams were looking for. His teammates knew
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this all too well. They were older. Some of them
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had been playing in the negro Leagues for ten or
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fifteen years. They had watched so many of their younger
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teammates lee for the majors and become stars while they
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stayed behind. They slept on the buses every night, arriving
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in a new city each morning, almost never stopping to
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eat at a restaurant because so few restaurants would serve them.
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Back when they were Henry's age, they used to dream
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of making it to the major leagues, but by the
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time Jackie Robinson signed with the Dodgers was already too
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late for them. Big league teams just weren't looking for
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thirty five year old rookies from the negro leagues. One
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raining day in Buffalo, after the first game of a doubleheader,
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a scout for the Braves approached Henry and asked if
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he would try batting with his right hand on top
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and his next at bat, Henry switched his hands and
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hit a home run over the right field since a
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few days later the Braves, a real big league team,
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offered him a minor league contract. Henry practice cardboard suitcase,
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said goodbye to his teammates and boarded a northbound train.
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We will have to finish this story next time, so
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this concludes our story hour for today. Please join us
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next time as we will read more stories, fables and
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fairy tales. Thank you for listening, and please stay tuned
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for the Lexton Herald Leader on RADIOI