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Aaron (Revised Edition) by Henry Aaron, Furman Bisher, et all 1974-04 Hank Aaron...714 and beyond! by Jerry Brondfield, 1974 Hank Aaron: Home Run King (First Book) by Jacob Margolies, 1992-04 Hank Aaron (Thistle Book) by Bill Gutman, 1974-09 Hank Aaron: The Life of the Home Run King (African American Profiles for Young Readers) by Kimberly Sweet, 2001-07 Hank Aaron, by Paul J., Deegan, 1974-03 Swinging for the Fences: Hank Aaron and Me by Mike Leonetti, 2008-02-20 Hammering Hank: How the Media Made Henry Aaron by Mark Stewart, Mike Kennedy, 2006-04-01 Sports Hero: Henry Aaron by Marshall. Burchard, 1974-12 Henry Aaron and Babe Ruth: Home-run champions (Spotlight books) by John Devaney, 1997 Major League Baseball Players From Alabama: Satchel Paige, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, Ozzie Smith, Lyman Bostock, Bo Jackson, Ben Paschal Hank Aaron: One for the Record - The inside story of baseball's greatest home run by George Plimpton, 1974 A Summer Up North: Henry Aaron and the Legend of Eau Claire Baseball by Jerry Poling, 2002-10-02 Hank Aaron,: The man who beat the Babe by Phil Musick, 1974

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41. Baseball Legends : Hank Aaron Babe Ruth Sadaharu Oh
    baseball legends hank aaron Babe Ruth Sadaharu Oh ; home run hitters ; also inventors scientists Thomas Edison Annie Jump Cannon Robert Fulton Granville T  
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42. Hank Aaron: A Who2 Profile
    hank aaron • baseball Star. Henry hank aaron more. hank aaron Briefprofile from the National baseball Hall of Fame. Henry aaron  
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    Extractions: HANK AARON Baseball Star Henry "Hank" Aaron hit 755 home runs during his major league career, making him America's all-time home run leader. Aaron hit #715 on April 8, 1974, moving him past the record 714 career homers of Babe Ruth . Much like Roger Maris , Aaron was maligned by some fans who thought he was somehow unfit to surpass the mighty Ruth. (Racism played a part; Aaron was black, and passed Ruth's record only 28 years after Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in major league baseball.) Aaron retired after the 1976 season, holding the all-time home run and RBI records and having played in a record 24 All-Star Games. Extra credit : Aaron's nickname was "Hammerin' Hank"... He batted and threw right-handed... Aaron wore uniform #44 in the major leagues except during his rookie year, when he wore #5... His brother Tommie Aaron was also a major-leaguer who played with the Braves... Aaron published his autobiography, I Had a Hammer, in 1991... He was elected to baseball's Hall of Fame in 1982... Aaron hit his 715th home run off of Los Angeles Dodger pitcher Al Downing... Slugger Sadaharu Oh hit 868 homers during his career (1959-80) in Japan's major leagues, making him the worldwide home run leader... Aaron started his career with the Milwaukee Braves; the team moved to Georgia in 1966, becoming the Atlanta Braves. Aaron played for a new Milwaukee franchise, the Brewers, in 1975 and 1976.

43. New Page 1
    pictures, links, and other information on his baseball career. Nationalbaseball Hall of Fame hank aaron Brief biography and photo.  
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    Extractions: Planet Reference - The Peoples' Search Engine Portal Custom coach lease - Entertainer and entertainment custom coaches, tour bus charter and leasing ... A : Aaron Hank Popular Searches Baseball Gloves Baseball Equipment Baseball Cards Baseball Tickets ... Advanced Search Other Directories Sports Jerseys Everything about games and gaming. The Food Directory ... Links CNN/SI - Hank Aaron - Profile and statistics. Henry Louis Aaron - Five part life story, career statistics, a breakdown of all 755 homeruns and the pitchers Hank hit the home runs off of, pictures, links, and other information on his baseball career. National Baseball Hall of Fame: Hank Aaron - Brief biography and photo. TBS Superstation - Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream - Background information on the Oscar-nominated documentary, Hank Aaron: Chasing the Dream, with insights from the director, Denzel Washington, and Hank Aaron. The Sporting News Vault - Celebrating Hank Aaron - Dedication to Hank Aaron and the 25th anniversary of his record breaking home run record. Contains a timeline of his baseball career, statistics, photos, interviews, and more.

44. Aaron, Hank,
    the Home Run That Changed America Tom Stanton aaron, hank, 1934 baseball players United States Biography Sports Recreation baseball - History .  
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45. Non-Graded - 488 Hank Aaron All Star Topps Baseball
    1955 topps The lucky will pay (See 47 hank 1958 TOPPS baseball hank aaron NRMINT!!!!!near-mint shape!Very 30 . 1959 Topps baseball hank aaron 467 ExMt!  
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    Extractions: Non-Graded slightly off aaron card. center and is crease the corners. This condition with 2.00 otherwise good scan) card is for bids this der for shipping this card wear to is a but in off cut touches of and handling. item up free. 1955 topps The lucky will pay (See 47 hank near-mint shape!Very 30 . We do card! Please 500.00! Shipping not combine baseball hank 7.50. us for allstarcards earthlink.Net auctions. Sorry. for this page shipping on bid on This card the auction. very nice!Books or e-mail is in be contacting come and If you web address shipping. Great please take will not will serve auctions from 1958 topps fees and invoice. Payment you after as your note i visit our and handling multiple won web store! aaron covers selling accepted. Please call this item, ccg This charge Home Run Derby Hank Aaron, Mathews, Braves

46. Balls - Hank Aaron Autographed Baseball Coa Cube
    hank aaron Autographed baseball Coa Cube. Mint hank aaron autographed baseball.Comes with by ken Ball in mint condition Certificate of board inc.  
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    Extractions: Photos in excellent a picture ( ) welcome baseball and hank aaron It is aaron did earlier...The ball certificate of not come signed by taking two business with. it reads: baseball was of authenticity in excellent fulton county, i said presence." As of the of the guarantee it intervet, inc. nineties by this in in my my presence.. more photos by hank autographed ball to bob to be the early condition..Thanks again! mgr. On repeat..It is and garnet hank aaron authenticity is the company am back! It is husband received signed sesare georgia. Hi he did condition! My bailey..Notary public, signed by enough. I out...But i was signed and presented been personally Click on hank asron baseball has states: this The certificate by hank o'marrow..National sales are clear is in thomas by My photo hope they a notary..."This this baseball ers! statement by I tried aaron in a sworn account representative The back of the excellent condition! to enlarge signed by the back ers...I the tech Comes with by ken Ball in mint condition Certificate of board inc. babe ruth's hank aaron. in plastic authenticity, signed display stand. thing!. baseball to beat First guy autographed by goldin, president. homerun record. This is the real the score

47. Hank Aaron
    (PR Newswire). CONGRESS TO HONOR baseball LEGEND hank aaron (Capitol Hill PressReleases). hank aaron At The NAACP Legal. Search HighBeam Research for  
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    Extractions: Sports Halls of Fame/Who's Who A - C Hank Aaron Born: Feb. 5, 1934 Baseball OF led NL in HRs and RBI 4 times each and batting twice with Milwaukee and Atlanta Braves; MVP in 1957; played in 24 All-Star Games, all-time leader in HRs (755), RBI (2,297), total bases (6,856), 3rd in hits (3,771); won 3 Gold Gloves; executive with Braves. Hank Aaron HONORING HANK AARON: 25 YEARS LATER Return to glory Back in baseball's spotlight: 'Greatly unappreciated' despite passing Babe Ruth's home run record, The Hammer finally gets recognition for his feat. (The Atlanta Constitution) The Legacy of Hank Aaron (Morning Edition (NPR)) Interview: Author Sandy Tolen discusses the racism experienced by Hank Aaron during and after his baseball career (Morning Edition (NPR)) Father of Hank Aaron dead at 89 (AP Online) Home Run King Hank Aaron: Late praise is faint praise (Philadelphia Tribune, The)

48. Henry (Hank) Aaron
    after baseball season ended. On March 13, 1954, the Braves veteran outfielder BobbyThompson broke his ankle sliding into third. The next day hank aaron was  
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    Extractions: As a youngster Hank stayed out of trouble because he was constantly playing baseball. Baseball equipment was not easy to get so he practiced in his yard with a ball of tightly wound rags. When he finally got a hold of a rubber ball, he used one of his mother's broomsticks to smack it against the side of the house. When Hank was growing up in the 1930's, the schools were racially segregated so Henry, who was an African-American, went to an all-black grammar school. After grammar school he went to Mobile's Central High School. They didn't have a baseball team so he joined the fast-pitch softball team. During his spare time, he played baseball for a local sandlot team. Hank's boyhood hero was Jackie Robinson. By this time in high school, Hank knew he wanted to be a baseball player. Then one day during a league softball game, the talented teenager was approached by Ed Scott, who was a scout for the Mobile Black Bears. Hank began to play with the Bears for $10 a game until he turned 18 and then he signed with the Indianapolis Clowns to play for $200 per month. Indianapolis played 8-10 games a week which was tiring, but it paid off when a scout for the Braves, Dewey Griggs came to talk to Hank about moving up the big leagues.

49. Mrs. O'Haver's 5th Grade Book Reports
    aaron. hank aaron s number in his first year in baseball was 5. Thenext year he asked to have a double number like 22, 33, and 44.  
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    Extractions: Book report and stamp artwork by Michael Hank Aaron broke Babe Ruth's homerun record on April 8, 1974 by hitting his 715th homerun. At the end of his career, which ended in 1975, Hank had hit 755 homers. Babe Ruth's homerun record had remained untouched until Hank Aaron came along. He was a Master Blaster. He was one of the few people to hit over 3,000 hits in major league baseball. In fact he hit 3,771 in his major league career. Hank Aaron was also one of the first black men in the Sally League. The Sally League wasthe last step before the majors. Of crouse it doesn't existnow. In one of the cities he always got called nigger because they thought black players shouldn't be able to play baseball. But Hank just answered with his homerun bat. After Hank retired he became vice president of the Atlanta ball club. In 1982 Hank Aaron was elected in to the Babeball Hall of Fame. Seven years after he retired from baseball. This stamp commemorates Hank Aaron. Hank Aaron's number in his first year in baseball was 5. The next year he asked to have a double number like 22, 33, and 44. Hank picked 44 and that was his number the rest of the twenty three seasons he played in baseball. When Hank hit his 600th homerun at SanFrancisco Stadium he came even closer to Babe Ruth's record. Even though he had already conqured Willie May's record of 559 homeruns Hank just kept on hitting them. I used these colors because they are the colors of the 1970 Braves. Michael

50. Wauu.DE: Sports: Baseball: People: Players: A: Aaron, Hank
    his baseball career. http//members.djcafe.com/hankaaron/. Nationalbaseball Hall of Fame hank aaron Brief biography and photo.  
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51. Wauu.DE: Sports: Baseball: People: Players: A: Aaron, Hank: Articles And Intervi
    Translate this page Wauu.DE Sports baseball People PlayersA aaron, hank Articles and Interviews.  
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52. International Vegetarian Union - Hank Aaron
    IVU logo, Famous Vegetarians aaron, hank aaron, hank baseball s alltime home run leader source cover of vegetarian times cookbook.  
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    Extractions: International Vegetarian Union (IVU) Famous Vegetarians Aaron, Hank but Arby's and Church's Fried Chicken restaurant franchises and six airport gift shops. source: Gem online baseball dictionary - http://www.gem.greenwood.com/sports/sportssamp.htm Jeremy, Seattle I called his office in Atlanta back in the mid-90s (it was October 1993, I'm pretty sure) and his personal secretary told me that while she had heard rumors that he was a vegetarian, should could assure me that he wasn't one. - Jack, USA

53. Happy Birthday Hank Aaron - Toys, Collectibles And Collecting - All-Info About -
    The story of the man who, in 1953, became one of the first to hurdle baseball s colorbarrier reveals how hank aaron went on to become baseball s alltime home  
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54. African American Registry: Hank Aaron, One Of Baseball's Best
    run hitter. hank aaron, one of baseball s best. baseball. hank aaronhas been a member of the baseball Hall of Fame since 1982. The  
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    Extractions: Henry Louis Aaron was born and raised in a segregated neighborhood in Mobile, Alabama. Aaron's father worked at the Alabama Dry Dock and Shipbuilding Company. Young Henry was a good student, but from an early age he knew he wanted to play professional baseball. He spent most of his spare time at Carver Recreational Park, a neighborhood playground a block from his home. There he played sandlot baseball, essentially teaching himself the game. When Aaron was a young teenager, professional baseball slowly began to integrate with the arrival of Jackie Robinson, the first Black to play in the major leagues. Aaron’s high school did not have a baseball team, so he played in local amateur and semi-pro leagues. Aaron was recruited by the Mobile Black Bears to help win an exhibition game against a professional Negro League team, the Indianapolis Clowns. The young man's talents attracted the attention of Syd Pollock, the Clowns' owner. In 1952, the Clowns offered Aaron a contract — $200 a month to play in the Negro League during baseball season. He was thrilled, and at that time he thought the salary was a small fortune. After only a short time in the Negro Leagues, the Milwaukee Braves recruited Aaron. He joined the Braves' system in 1952 and was sent to the minor leagues. There he became one of the first Black players to break the color line in the Deep South; a dangerous proposition in the last, desperate days of segregation that was legally enforced by Jim Crow laws. After one season in Wisconsin, Aaron found himself playing for a Jacksonville, Florida team in the South Atlantic League. Fans insulted him constantly, and even some of his teammates hurled racial slurs at him. Hotels and restaurants were closed to him because he was Black. The situation was only tolerable because Aaron showed such talent and because he was young. Somehow the heightened tension inspired Aaron. During his year with the South Atlantic League, he led the circuit in batting average, doubles, runs scored, total bases and runs batted in. He was voted League Most Valuable Player for 1953.

55. Falcons Appoint Baseball Legend Hank Aaron To Board
    Falcons appoint baseball legend hank aaron to board. February 12, 2004.Atlanta Falcons owner and CEO Arthur M. Blank today announced  
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56. Hank Aaron
    Home\Sports\baseball\hank aaron BioGraphy. of his hardships. SearchThe Site. Links for hank aaron. Top 5 Personalities in baseball.  
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    Extractions: Hank Aaron is Major League Baseball's all-time leading career home run hitter with 755 over a 23-year career. Not only did he set baseball records, but he did it while under the racial criticism of people from all over the country. He received death threats on a regular basis and was often booed from the stands of his own team. Never once did he let that slow him down, although he sometimes feared for the wellbeing of himself and his family. Henry Louis Aaron was born in Mobile, Alabama. He began his baseball career as at the age of 15 as a shortstop for the Mobile Black Bears, a semiprofessional baseball team. When he was 17, he drew the attention of Syd Pollock, the owner of a professional Negro League baseball team. After graduating from high school, he played with the Indianapolis Clowns only briefly. Soon he attracted the interests of several Major League Baseball teams, and in 1952 he signed with the Milwaukee Braves (now Atlanta Braves). He played for the Braves' minor league teams. He spent a year in the Class C Northern League and was promoted to the Class A Southern League for the 1953 season. Not only was he among the first African American players admitting into the league, but he won most valuable player (MVP) honors. In 1954 he made his major league debut on opening day. The 20-year-old made immediate contributions to the team in home runs and runs batted in. He won National League batting titles in 1956 and not only won MVP in 1957, but led the Braves to a World Series Title that same year. He finished his career with 755 home runs, 2297 runs batted in (RBI's), 6856 total bases, 1477 extra base hits, and times at bat (12,364) times at bat, all Major League Baseball records.

57. Hank Aaron Autographed (Nl) Baseball - Hank Aaron / Sports Apparel
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58. Hank Aaron Autographed Baseball - / Sports Equipment
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59. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results
    hank aaron feels that baseball missed an opportunity Nov. 17 /PRNewswire/ Henry L. hank aaron baseball s all time home run and  
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60. HighBeam Research: ELibrary Search: Results
    SPORTS baseball National baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, Cooperstown, NY(1) aaron, hank Alexander, Grover Cleveland Alston, Walt Anson, Cap Aparicio  
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