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Where Have You Gone, Jackie Robinson? Today’s Real Sports Heroes
by Brad Herzog, author of the Count On Me: Sports series April 15 is Jackie Robinson Day. You’ll find every uniformed player, coach, and umpire in Major League Baseball wearing #42, the number worn by the man who ended nearly … Continue reading →
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