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24. SI.com - Magazine - Rose: I Bet On Baseball - Monday January 5, 2004 2:54PM Verducci rose rolls dice with public. • Deford pete represents the extremes.• Excerpt I bet on baseball . • Verducci Hall clock is ticking. http://www.cnnsi.com/2004/magazine/01/05/rose_excerpts/

Get 4 trial issues of SI and a FREE gift! THE WEB SI.com Rose: I bet on baseball Hall of Fame hopeful confesses in new autobiography Walter Iooss Jr. The Pete Rose Saga Keep Rose away from teams Rose loses market value Rose rolls dice with public Pete represents the extremes ... Rose admits to lying in autobiography SI Exclusive More from My Prison Without Bars Flashback: The case against Rose Flashback: Pete's grim vigil NEW YORK (SI.com) In his new book, written with Rick Hill, My Prison Without Bars, Pete Rose admits for the first time publicly that he placed bets with bookies on Cincinnati Reds games as often as five times a week while managing the team in 1987. An exclusive excerpt of the autobiography will be published in this week's issue of Sports Illustrated, available on newsstands beginning Wednesday or online now to SI subscribers In the book, Rose claims that he previously made the same admission to commissioner Bud Selig 14 months ago. "Mr. Selig looked at me and said, 'I want to know one thing. Did you bet on baseball?'" Rose writes. "I looked him in the eye. 'Sir, my daddy taught me two things in life how to play baseball and how to take responsibility for my actions. I learned the first one pretty well. The other, I've had some trouble with. Yes, sir, I did bet on baseball.'" "How often?" Selig asked.

25. CNN/SI - Baseball - 'I've Paid My Dues' While baseball swung open the doors of the Hall of Fame and wrote the names offour more men in indelible ink, pete rose was also in Cooperstown on the http://www.cnnsi.com/baseball/mlb/news/1997/08/06/rose_page1/

EVENTS '98-'99 College Bowls Sportsmen of the Year Year in Review ... Swimsuit '98 Extra MULTIMEDIA Listen to CNN/SI Live Video Video Almanac Photo Galleries FEATURES Free e-mail Custom News Desktop Scores City Pages ... Full Count TELEVISION Sports on TV CNN/SI - TV Turner Sports COMMUNITY Message Boards Chats SHOPPING Golf Pro Shop ... Shorter Reporter SITE RESOURCES Contents Feedback Help Search ... Jobs 'I've paid my dues' Pete Rose biding his time for Hall of Fame Posted: Wed August 6, 1997 at 10:45 AM ET From Nick Charles, CNN/SI COOPERSTOWN, New York The Baseball Hall of Fame enshrined four new members over the weekend in Cooperstown, New York. Every man whose plaque hangs there is in because of what he did on a baseball diamond. One former superstar, who was in town at the same time, is still playing an excruciating waiting game. While baseball swung open the doors of the Hall of Fame and wrote the names of four more men in indelible ink, Pete Rose was also in Cooperstown on the outside looking in. "People think that I go home and cry every night because I'm not gonna be on the stage, said Rose. "I wasn't on the stage Sunday when they had the Hall of Fame induction, but I'm happy for all the guys." MULTIMEDIA Rose waits to be enshrined Quicktime (2M) STATS Pete Rose Career Stats Page ALSO Niekro, Lasorda, Fox, Wells join Hall of Fame

26. The Baseball Guru - Spotlight On Pete Rose Comparison KEN GRIFFEY, SR., whose career stats matchup favorably to pete rose too. SabermetriciansAsk how you can post your baseball analysis on baseballGuru.com. http://baseballguru.com/bbspot2.html

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!

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28. Welcome To DowdReport.com The banishment for life of pete rose from baseball is the sad end ofa sorry episode. One of the game s greatest players has engaged http://www.dowdreport.com/

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 of Baseball, A. Bartlett Giamatti

29. Pete Rose | BaseballLibrary.com February 28, 1970 pete rose becomes baseball s first singles hitter to signa 6figure contract, coming to terms with Reds general manager Bob Howsam for http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/R/Rose_Pete.stm

BALLPLAYERS TEAMS CHRONOLOGY TODAY ... 1956 dodgers a> What's New? Current Totals Free Newsletter Report An Error ... Rules: 1900-present Rules The Field The Ball The Bat The Uniforms Chronology FAQ Authors BaseballLibrary.com by The Idea Logical Company, Inc. Pete Rose Nickname(s): Charlie Hustle Born: 2B-OF-3B-1B 1963-86 Reds , Phillies, Expos Manager in 1984-89 Reds Pete Rose's Teams 1963 Cincinnati Reds 1964 Cincinnati Reds 1965 Cincinnati Reds 1966 Cincinnati Reds 1967 Cincinnati Reds 1968 Cincinnati Reds 1969 Cincinnati Reds 1970 Cincinnati Reds 1971 Cincinnati Reds 1972 Cincinnati Reds 1973 Cincinnati Reds 1974 Cincinnati Reds 1975 Cincinnati Reds 1976 Cincinnati Reds 1977 Cincinnati Reds 1978 Cincinnati Reds 1979 Philadelphia Phillies 1980 Philadelphia Phillies 1981 Philadelphia Phillies 1982 Philadelphia Phillies 1983 Philadelphia Phillies 1984 Montreal Expos 1984 Cincinnati Reds 1985 Cincinnati Reds 1986 Cincinnati Reds Pete Rose's Teammates Led League in ba 68-69, 73 All-Star in 1965, 67-71, 73-82, 85 Gold Glove in 1969-70 Games Average HR RBI Career League CS Wins-Losses Winning % Manager Books and articles about Pete Rose Rose is the career leader in hits (4,256), singles (3,215), at-bats (14,053) and games played (3,562). He is second all-time in doubles, fourth in runs, and collected at least 100 hits in his first 23 seasons, a record. He had more than 200 hits in a season 10 times, also a record, led the league in hits in seven seasons, and is the most prolific switch-hitter in history. He is the only player to play 500 games at five different positions and was named the Player of the Decade for the 1970s by

30. Bart Giamatti | BaseballLibrary.com August 24, 1989 After weeks of legal wrangling, Commissioner Bart Giamatti permanentlybans pete rose from baseball for his alleged gambling on ML games. http://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/ballplayers/G/Giamatti_Bart.stm

BALLPLAYERS TEAMS CHRONOLOGY TODAY ... 1956 dodgers a> What's New? Current Totals Free Newsletter Report An Error ... Rules: 1900-present Rules The Field The Ball The Bat The Uniforms Chronology FAQ Authors BaseballLibrary.com by The Idea Logical Company, Inc. Bart Giamatti Executive Books and articles about Bart Giamatti Giamatti, a lifelong Red Sox fan, came to prominence as the president of Yale University, where his tough dealing with the college's union favorably impressed baseball's owners. Also appreciated was his devotion to baseball's tradition. Named president of the NL in December 1986, he gained attention for his 30-day suspension of Pete Rose in 1988 after Rose, the Reds' manager, shoved umpire Dave Pallone. After succeeding Peter Ueberroth as Commissioner in April 1989, Giamatti's most famous decision once again involved Rose, whom he suspended for life for gambling. A few weeks later, Giammatti died of a massive heart attack. RELATED LINKS A. Bartlett Giamatti, 1938-1989 Book Excerpts "Giamatti loved baseball and was a brilliant man" : Elden Auker Submissions Pete Rose: Still Battling a Losing Cause by Mike Attiyeh Giamatti received his B.A. (English) and Ph.D. (Comparative Literature) from Yale and, after teaching at Princeton in 1964-66, returned to Yale in 1966. He became Yale's president in July 1978 and served for eight years. He wrote many books and articles on Renaissance literature as well as a number of baseball essays.

31. Pete Rose Consecutive Games Hitting Streak By Baseball Almanac pete rose s banishment from the National baseball Hall of Fame isstill one of the most controversial events in baseball history. http://www.baseball-almanac.com/feats/feats13.shtml

Support Baseball Almanac - Visit One Sponsor Each Visit Advertising Downloads Feedback Newsletter ... Year In Review 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 Silvio Martinez St. Louis John Montefusco San Francisco Ed Halicki San Francisco Bob Knepper San Francisco Burt Hooton Los Angeles Bob Welch Los Angeles Tommy John Los Angeles Mark Lemongello Houston Joe Niekro Houston Tom Dixon Houston Floyd Bannister Houston Lance Rautzhan Los Angeles Game 1 Bob Welch Los Angeles Game 2 Rick Rhoden Los Angeles Doug Rau Los Angeles Floyd Bannister Houston J.R. Richard

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33. Corp Law Blog: Painful Lessons: How Pete Rose Paid $1,000,000 For A Meaningless the factual basis for the penalty rose s lifetime ban from baseball couldonly be It s too bad pete rose had to pay more than $1,000,000 to learn this http://www.corplawblog.com/archives/000323.html

Corp Law Blog Issues encountered by corporate lawyers. Main February 25, 2004 Painful Lessons: How Pete Rose Paid $1,000,000 For a Meaningless Contract Clause Last month Sports Illustrated reprinted an excerpt from Pete Rose's quasi-semi-sorta-confessional book My Prison Without Bars The baseball part of my brain started reading the excerpt, but the corp law part of my brain took over when I got to the following paragraphs: On Aug. 24, 1989, commissioner Bart Giamatti held a press conference at the Hilton New York and announced I had agreed to be placed on the permanently ineligible list in accordance with Major League Rule 21. The settlement stated: "The Commissioner will not make any formal findings or determinations on any matters including without limitation the allegation that Peter Edward Rose bet on any Major League Baseball game." The settlement also stated, "Neither the Commissioner nor Peter Edward Rose shall be prevented by this agreement from making any public statement relating to this matter so long as no such public statement contradicts the terms of this agreement and resolution." Shortly after the commissioner announced the settlement, he fielded questions from the media. When asked about his personal opinion, Mr. Giamatti replied that based upon reading the Dowd Report [the 225-page product of the commissioner's investigation headed by special counsel John Dowd, available

34. Pete Rose (pete rose) (Sports Illustrated). pete rose, baseball Legend and AllTimeHit Leader, Enters into Exclusive Agreement with Dreams, Inc. http://www.infoplease.com/ipsa/A0109597.html

HOTWORDS CITE PRINT EMAIL in All Infoplease Almanacs Biographies Dictionary Encyclopedia Home Almanacs Atlas Dictionary ... D-Day Infoplease Tools Periodic Table Conversion Tool Perpetual Calendar Year by Year ... Site Map Also from Infoplease Search Infoplease Info search tips Search Biographies Bio search tips Sports Halls of Fame/Who's Who R - T Pete Rose Born: Apr. 14, 1941 Baseball OF-IF all-time hits leader with 4,256 and games leader with 3562; led NL in batting 3 times; regular-season MVP in 1973; World Series MVP in 1975; had 44-game hitting streak in '78; managed Cincinnati (1984-89); banned for life in 1989 for conduct detrimental to baseball; convicted of tax evasion in 1990 and sentenced to 5 months in prison; released Jan. 7, 1991. Murray Rose R - T Ken Rosewall Related content from HighBeam Research on: Pete Rose Johnny Bench Quits Radio Show (AP Online) Pizza and Crackerjack (The Toronto Star) BASEBALL NOTE (United Press International) BASEBALL NOTE (United Press International) BASEBALL NOTE (United Press International) AROUND THE HORN (The Palm Beach Post) COUNTY CRACKS DOWN ON JURY DUTY NO-SHOWS (The Palm Beach Post) Williams earns stripes in postseason (USA Today) Inside Baseball: MAKING HEADLINES Our take on the sport's top stories (The Atlanta Journal and Constitution) Dance coverage trips up (The Atlanta Journal and Constitution) Search HighBeam Research for: About Contact Link to Infoplease Privacy Related sites:

35. Pete Rose: A Who2 Profile pete rose • baseball Player. pete rose merchandise, pete rose Career summarythat hits the high points, from the baseball Library. Frequently http://www.who2.com/peterose.html

PETE ROSE Baseball Player Pete Rose is one of the greatest professional baseball players in the history of the game and also one of the most controversial. Rose began playing professionally for the Cincinnati Reds in 1963, where he quickly earned the nickname "Charlie Hustle" for his work ethic and boundless enthusiasm. During his 24-year career he had many high points, including a career batting average of .303, a record-setting 4,256 hits, a 44 game hitting streak (1978) and three appearances in the World Series (twice with Cincinnati, 1975 and 1976, and once with the Philadelphia Phillies, 1980). Rose was all but guaranteed a spot in the Hall of Fame until 1989, when he was accused of betting on baseball. Although Rose denied it, the charges were proved and he was banned from baseball for life. He finally admitted that he had bet on baseball in his 2004 book, My Prison Without Bars Extra credit : In 1963 Rose was named the National League's Rookie of the Year...In 1975 he was named World Series Most Valuable Player...Rose is most closely associated with Cincinnati, but he also played for Philadelphia (1978-83) and the Montreal Expos (1984)...During his career Rose played five positions: second base, right field, left field, third base and first base...It was Yankee pitcher Whitey Ford who gave Rose his "Charlie Hustle" nickname... Rose was manager of the Reds (1985-88) as well as a player. Other baseball greats on Who2 include Babe Ruth Barry Bonds and Hank Aaron The Pete Rose Official Site Biography, stats and merchandise

36. Pete Rose Admits Betting On Baseball Enquirer News Update Updated 511 pm pete rose admits betting onbaseball. The Cincinnati Enquirer. WHAT DO YOU THINK? After more http://www.enquirer.com/midday/01/01062004_Sports_roseearlyonline_Late.html

ENQUIRER POST WCPO CIN WEEKLY ... Customer Service Currently: Mostly Sunny Weather Traffic HOME NEWS ... Newsroom Directory Enquirer News Update - Updated 5:04 p.m. Pete Rose admits betting on baseball The Cincinnati Enquirer WHAT DO YOU THINK? After more than 14 years of strong denials, Pete Rose has finally admitted he bet on baseball while he managed the Reds in the late 1980s. In a portion of an interview broadcast this morning on Good Morning America, Rose said: "It's time to clean the slate, it's time to take responsibility," Rose says in the interview. "I'm 14 years late." The full interview will be broadcast on ABC's "Primetime" Thursday night at 10. Excerpts of his forthcoming book, "My Prison Without Bars," will be in this week's Sports Illustrated, due out Wednesday. The book will be in stores Thursday. Rose was banned from baseball in 1989, and he hopes his confession now will end that ban and lead to his induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame and possibly a return to managing in the Major Leagues. Rose has been discussing a possible end to baseball's ban against him with Commissioner Bud Selig for more than a year. It is believed Selig told Rose he must come clean and make a public confession that he bet on baseball. "We haven't seen the book. Until we read the book, there's nothing to comment on," Selig told The Associated Press on Sunday night.

37. Readers' Views On Pete Rose pete rose s latest attempt to hustle his way into the Hall of Fame appears to havegiven Bud Selig the very evidence baseball needed an admission that he did http://www.enquirer.com/editions/2004/01/11/editorial_ed1alet.html

ENQUIRER POST WCPO CIN WEEKLY ... Customer Service Currently: Mostly Sunny Weather Traffic HOME NEWS ... Newsroom Directory Sunday, January 11, 2004 Readers' views on Pete Rose The Enquirer published my letter, "A contrite Rose can enter Hall of Fame" (July 21),where I stated that had Pete readily admitted his wrong doing and spent these past decades serving as an example to teach kids that no one is above the rules, he would now be in the Hall of Fame. However, I am sad to say that Pete still does not get it. He is not contrite. He has merely learned that to confess at this time will be more expedient to his cause. I feel that he should stand as an example and never be allowed in the Hall of Fame. We are making history and neither talent nor celebrity should exempt anyone from following the rules and more importantly stepping up to the plate and taking your punishment like a man. A confession of expediency rather than of true contriteness is a greater wrongdoing. Kids learn best by example. Peggy Campbell, Green Township PETE ROSE COVERAGE IN SPORTS: Co-writer struck out with Rose - at first Expert doubts Rose is cured Rose's confession reopens debate about 'Shoeless' Joe LOCAL NEWS: Win or lose, they crave the action

38. NewsHour Extra Story: Pete Rose Admits To Betting On Baseball: January 7, 2004 For the popular and scrappy former baseball player pete rose, the answercould determine if he makes it into the baseball Hall of Fame. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/features/jan-june04/rose_1-07.html

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39. NewsHour Extra: Pete Rose Admits To Betting On Baseball -- January 7, 2004 1. What is pete rose s record achievement in baseball? pete rose, who retiredfrom baseball in 1986, has the career record for hits at 4,256. http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/teachers/lessonplans/general/rose_1-07.html

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 http://www.pbs.org/newshour/extra/features/jan-june04/rose_1-07.html

40. Pete Rose pete rose. peter Edward rose, Sr. (born April 14, 1941) is an Americanbaseball player who played Major League baseball from 1963 to 1986. http://www.fact-index.com/p/pe/pete_rose.html

Main Page See live article Alphabetical index Pete Rose Peter Edward Rose, Sr. (born April 14 ) is an American baseball player who played Major League Baseball from to . Rose, a switch hitter , is the all-time major league leader in hits (4256), games (3562) and at bats (14,053). He won three World Series rings, three batting titles , one Most Valuable Player Award , two Gold Gloves, the Rookie of the Year Award , and made 18 All-Star appearances at an unequalled four different positions (2B, OF, 3B, 1B). Early in his career, he was nicknamed "Charlie Hustle" by Whitey Ford after Ford witnessed Rose sprint to first base after drawing a walk in a spring training game. In August , because of allegations that he gambled on baseball games, Rose agreed to a lifetime ban from baseball, which prevents him from entering Major League Baseball parks and from being admitted into the Baseball Hall of Fame Rose voluntarily accepted a permanent place on the ineligible list from commissioner Bart Giamatti following allegations presented in a March 21 Sports Illustrated article that tied him to baseball gambling, and formally detailed in the

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