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Jackie Robinson #4 (1950)

Fawcett · 1950 · 35 pages

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Contains 4 stories
Jackie Robinson Wins the Batting Crown
11 pp · sports
Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson proved his mettle against fierce competition in 1950 as he pursued the National League batting crown, facing down rivals like Stan Musial and Enos Slaughter while continuing to dazzle on the bases and in the field. From his early days as baseball's first Negro major leaguer through years of intense head-to-head battles with the Cards, Jackie's combination of speed, power, and determination kept the Dodgers in contention. This story chronicles his rise through the ranks and the relentless drive that defined his path to the top of the league.

Mr. Ebbets of Ebbets Field
4 pp · sports

Charles H. Ebbets rose from scorecard boy to leader of the Brooklyn Dodgers, building Ebbets Field in the heart of Flatbush through sheer determination and borrowed money. The story traces his climb from a handyman saving nickels to a team president who brought legendary players to Brooklyn and constructed one of baseball's grandest stadiums, driven by an unwavering belief that the borough deserved a winning club. Along the way, he battled rivals, secured crucial backing, and turned a struggling franchise into a National League power that captured pennants and the hearts of loyal fans.

Jackie Robinson Carries the Pigskin
8 pp · sports
Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson takes to the gridiron as UCLA's star halfback in an account of his days before fame in baseball. When a rival team plots to intimidate Robinson with rough play, Coach Harrell saves him for the second half—and Robinson responds with a breathtaking display of speed and agility that leaves an indelible mark on the game. Though an ankle injury threatens to end his performance, Robinson's courage and determination help inspire his team in this showdown against impossible odds.

The Human Cat
7 pp · sports
Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson believes no boy is beyond redemption, but his conviction is tested when he visits Moorhead Prison Farm to umpire a baseball game and meets Mickey Ryan, a troubled young inmate with real athletic talent. Months later, when a series of cat burglar robberies plague Jackie's neighborhood, he discovers an unexpected connection to his former protégé that forces him to confront whether his faith in second chances was justified. This story explores Jackie's philosophy that hard work and clean living can transform a life, even for those society has written off.

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