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Babe Ruth and Hank Aaron by Illustrated by PHOTOS JAMES HASKINS, 1974-10 Hank Aaron: An entry from Gale's <i>Notable Sports Figures</i> by Wendy Kagan, 2004 Me and Hank: A Boy and His Hero, Twenty-Five Years Later by Sandy Tolan, 2000-06-05 Quiet Legend:Henry Aaron by F.M. Milverstedt, 1975-10 Henry Aaron (Black Americans of Achievement) by Richard Scott Rennert, 1994-04 At bat!: Aaron, Murcer, Bench, Jackson by Bill Gutman, 1973 Controversy to hover over Barry Bonds' pursuit of home run record.(Warm Up Tosses)(baseball records): An article from: Baseball Digest by John Kuenster, 2005-03-01 Henry Aaron by Bill Gutman, 1974 The Home Run Kings, Babe Ruth and Henry Aaron by Clare Gault, Frank Gault, 1975-09 Henry Aaron: Quiet Superstar by Albert Hirshberg, 1974-06 Has the home run lost its luster? With advancements in bat manufacturing, changes in the balls and hitter-friendly stadia, drives out of the park have ... Aaron): An article from: Baseball Digest by Bruce R. Wells, 2006-09-01 The Redheaded Outfield & Other Baseball Stories by Zane Grey, 2008-08-23 Baseball Stars of 1973 by Ray (ed.) Robinson, 1973 Timing everything as Bonds nears round-tripper record.(Sports): An article from: Winnipeg Free Press by Gale Reference Team, 2007-07-15

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81. Hank Aaron By Justin
    hank aaron Written by Justin. hank aaron is a famous baseball player that manylooks up to in 1960s. He started just like any black child in the 1920s.  
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82. Hank Aaron - Baseball Memorabila - Seth's Room - Seth Swirsky
    This ball was used in the game that hank aaron broke Babe Ruth sHR record. Clyde King. Ball from hank aaron s 715th Homer Game.  
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    Extractions: broke Babe Ruth's HR record." Clyde King Ball from Hank Aaron's 715th Homer Game This ball was used during the game in which Hank Aaron broke Babe Ruth's career home run record on April 8, 1974. It belonged to Atlanta Brave executive, Clyde King who became the Brave's manager later that year. It is signed by all the key participants in that great event. "I was on first base when Hank hit his shot!" Darrell Evans Hank Aaron's signature is above Evans' inscription. v "Was starting pitcher in the game. Gave up Aaron's 715th home run in the 4th inning. April 8, 1974" Al Downing "I was the starting and winning pitcher

83. Blackbaseball.com :: Negro Baseball Leagues :: If I Had A Hammer
    Damn it, we ve got to tell the truth the way it was. Don Newcombe. The mostoutspoken advocate of integration in baseball, hank aaron, was the first major  
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    Extractions: Henry (Hank) Aaron, with Lonnie Wheeler Throughout his illustrious career, Hank Aaron was never one to say very much. I Had a Hammer breaks that silence with quiet dignity, strength of character, and pridequalities synonymous with American legend."Ted Turner "Henry's got guts. He'll say what he feels. All young kids have got to be made to know what guys like Henry and Jackie and I endured. It's important to make the readers believe that these things happened to us, and were it not for Jackie and Henry and all of us, they might still be going on. We paid a heavy debt. Damn it, we've got to tell the truth the way it was."Don Newcombe "The most outspoken advocate of integration in baseball, Hank Aaron, was the first major-league player to dispassionately and honestly deal with the subject where Jackie Robinson left off." Robert E. Johnson, associate publisher

84. Hank Aaron, Baseball Player: Current Amazon U.S.A. One-Edition Data
    Current Amazon USA particularedition data for hank aaron, BaseballPlayer by Michael Benson. From the book lists at The High Boskage  
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85. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Me And Hank: A Boy And His Hero, Twenty-Five
    Line Not only about hank aaron, not only about baseball but a man who becamea focus of the times..who quietly strove in his own way to right inequity.  
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86. Training Equipment Mounted Memories Baseball And Softball Sport And Outdoor - Pr
    Keywords Atlanta Braves, baseball, Banner, Mounted Memories, hank aaron. hankaaron Autographed MLB baseball hank aaron Autographed MLB baseball.  
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87. Baseball Prospectus | Articles | Hank Aaron's Home Cooking
    baseball Prospectus Dayn Perry penned an affectionate tribute to aaron last week.In reviewing Hammerin hank s history, he notes that aaron s superficially  
    http://www.baseballprospectus.com/article.php?articleid=2795

88. Baseballology.Com - Your Source For Anything Baseball!
    hank . I knew a lot about hank aaron and his history because of myfather, he told all about baseball history. I was ready. Sure  
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89. Hank Aaron, Baseball Player By Michael Benson (Hardcover) - Books - Compare Prod
    Compare hank aaron, baseball Player by Michael Benson(Hardcover) and Books prices from across the Web.  
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90. Hank Aaron Shadowbox Signed Baseball And Sepia Tone Photo Of 715
    VIEWING 1 of 1 A Shadowboxes, Check Contents of Shopping Basket, hank aaron ShadowboxSigned baseball and Sepia Tone Photo of 715 Home Run. Ltd. Ed./ 1974,  
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91. Baseball Digest: Hank Aaron: He Is Best Remembered For His Home Run Record, But
    Article. hank aaron he is best remembered for his home run record, but consistencyand allaround play made him one of the game s greatest stars. baseball  
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    Extractions: HE BEGAN AS A WIRY SECOND baseman with a cross-handed batting style. He finished as the most prolific home run hitter in baseball history. Although Henry Louis Aaron lacked the flair of Willie Mays, the muscle of Mickey Mantle, or the swagger of Duke Snider, he was one of the most consistent players ever to wear a major league uniform. His amazing consistency compensated for a lack of charisma. Aaron did everything so quietly that critics said he looked like he was falling asleep at the plateat least until he unleashed the short, powerful stroke that produced 755 career home runs. Unlike Mays and Mantle, Aaron never hit 50 home runs in a season. In fact, the six-foot, 180-pound right-handed hitter had a one-year high of 47 and a second-best total of 45. Other than that, the best he could do in any one year was to match his uniform number, hitting 44 four times.

92. Anecdote - Henry Louis ["Hank"] Aaron - Hank Aaron
    pitcher Curt Simmons once remarked, is like trying to sneak the sun by a rooster! aaron, Henry Louis hank (1934 ) American baseball player noted for  
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93. MSN Encarta - Aaron, Hank
    In 1999—the 25th anniversary of aaron breaking Ruth’s record—Major LeagueBaseball announced the hank aaron Award, given annually to the best overall  
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    Extractions: MSN Home My MSN Hotmail Shopping ... Money Web Search: logoImg('http://sc.msn.com'); Encarta Subscriber Sign In Help Home ... Upgrade to Encarta Premium Search Encarta Tasks Find in this article Print Preview Send us feedback Related Items Baseball Negro Leagues more... Magazines Search the Encarta Magazine Center for magazine and news articles about this topic Further Reading Editors' Picks Aaron, Hank News Search MSNBC for news about Aaron, Hank Internet Search Search Encarta about Aaron, Hank Search MSN for Web sites about Aaron, Hank Also on Encarta Editor's picks: Good books about Iraq Compare top online degrees What's so funny? The history of humor Also on MSN Summer shopping: From grills to home decor D-Day remembered on Discovery Switch to MSN in 3 easy steps Our Partners Capella University: Online degrees LearnitToday: Computer courses CollegeBound Network: ReadySetGo Kaplan Test Prep and Admissions Encyclopedia Article from Encarta Advertisement document.write(''); Aaron, Hank Multimedia 4 items Aaron, Hank (1934- ), American baseball player, nicknamed Hammerin’ Hank, whose 755 home runs broke the all-time record previously held by Babe Ruth . Aaron was noted for his remarkable consistency. Although he led the league in home runs only four times, he hit 30 or more four-baggers in a season 15 times. During his 23-year career the right-handed slugger set more than ten major league records, including most home runs, runs batted in (RBIs), extra-base hits, and total bases.

94. LookSmart - Directory - Hank Aaron
    swinger. MSN Encarta aaron, hank Biographical profile of this record-holdingbaseball player includes his career statistics. Sporting  
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95. Aaron, Henry Louis
    encyclopediaEncyclopedia aaron, Henry Louis. aaron, Henry Louis (Hankaaron), 1934–, US baseball player, b. Mobile, Ala. A durable  
    http://www.infoplease.com/cgi-bin/id/A0802019
    
    Extractions: Henry Louis Aaron A sport says it is sorry Aaron finally gets recognition for feat, career (The Atlanta Constitution) Hank Aaron: he is best remembered for his home run record, but consistency and all-around play made him one of the game's greatest stars. (Baseball Digest) Aaron, Hank (The New York Public Library Book of Popular Americana) BASEBALL: Aaron's 755 remains in good shape (The Atlanta Journal and Constitution) HENRY AARON GIVES THANKS FOR MEMORIES (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) AARON DID QUITE A BIT OF HAMMERING VS. CARDS (St. Louis Post-Dispatch) 30 YEARS SINCE 715: Hammer all-time headliner (The Atlanta Journal and Constitution) Sport: Birthdays and Anniversaries.(Sport)

96. Great American History Fact-Finder - -Aaron, Hank
    The Great American History FactFinder. aaron, hank. (Henry; 1934- ), black baseballplayer for the Milwaukee (later Atlanta) Braves and the Milwaukee Brewers.  
    http://college.hmco.com/history/readerscomp/gahff/html/ff_000200_aaronhank.htm
    
    Extractions: Entries Publication Data Dedication Advisory Board ... World Civilizations The Great American History Fact-Finder (Henry; ), black baseball player for the Milwaukee (later Atlanta) Braves and the Milwaukee Brewers. In 1974, despite death threats meant to keep Aaron from surpassing the record of a white, he broke Babe Ruth's all-time home run record of 714. He ended his twenty-three-year career after the 1976 season with 755 home runs and eleven major league records and was elected to baseball's Hall of Fame in 1982.

97. Welcome To Hank Aaron BMW
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98. Stanford Review [v2.0] - Archive - Volume XXVI - Issue 5 - Front Page
    The film, which won the Peabody Award in 1995, began by splicing scenes of HankAaron playing baseball with Martin Luther King and the civil rights era, and  
    http://stanfordreview.org/Archive/Volume_XXVI/Issue_5/Front_Page/index.shtml
    
    Extractions: Contributing Writer A panel of sports experts discussed the topic of sports and race on May 10th in Cubberly Auditorium after viewing the documentary film Hank Aaron: Chasing The Dream. The panel featured Michael Tollin, who wrote and directed the Academy Award-nominated film, Larry Baer, president of the San Francisco Giants, and Tyrone Willingham, Stanford's head football coach. Jim Steyer, a Stanford lecturer in Comparative Studies in Race and Ethnicity, moderated the discussion. Before the film began, Mr. Steyer remarked that although it chronicled Hank Aaron's professional career, it also told the larger story of race and diversity in sports and athletics. The film, which won the Peabody Award in 1995, began by splicing scenes of Hank Aaron playing baseball with Martin Luther King and the civil rights era, and then shifted into the career of Jackie Robinson. Former baseball player Lou Brock described Jackie Robinson's debut as "the first time a black man's job was recorded for the world to see. But white America wasn't ready for a black man to succeed at their game." Hank Aaron debuted in professional baseball just as the civil rights movement was gaining momentum. His rookie year coincided very nearly with Brown v. Board of Education, and his career, the film suggested, was a metaphor for the larger movement. Mr. Tollin said, "Hank Aaron was much prouder of the role he played in the civil rights movement than the role he played in baseball." During the film, Mr. Aaron remembered his rookie year, "I was only 19. I felt the weight of the world on my shoulders." During his first season, he struggled to integrate himself into his team, the Jacksonville Braves. He could not eat with his teammates, one of the other players mistook him for the clubhouse boy, his name was misspelled on his locker, and a manager told him that he was too skinny to have a double number.

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