what is the name of Cal Ripken jr. book about teaching baseball?
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Play Baseball the Ripken Way: The Complete Illustrated Guide to the Fundamentals [BARGAIN PRICE] -- by Cal Ripken, et al; Hardcover (Rate it) Bu new: $17.34 -- Used & new from: $16.15  \n  \nPlay Baseball the Ripken Way : The Complete Illustrated Guide to the Fundamentals -- by Cal Jr Ripken, et al; Hardcover (Rate it) \nBuy new: $16.47 -- Used & new from: $2.99
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Are you looking for  Babe Ruth teams ? little leaque   cal ripkin leaque ???   need more info.   Take a look at ballcharts.com if its for babe ruth. I am an hour away from there and coach senior babe ruth 16-18
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Ripken is little leauge feilds and rules\nAAU is pony league feilds and rules\nBabe Ruthe is MLB feilds and rules with a few moderations for the young kids
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Here:\nhttp://www.worldbaseballclassic.com/2006/news/index.jsp?sid=wbc
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What a great book!!  I just Yahoo!ed with Hinton, Outsiders, Teaching & Plan as search words and came up with a lot of good sites with online lesson plans relating to that book.  Have you tried?
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In a freak accident on March 24, 2001 during the 7th inning of a spring training game against the San Francisco Giants, Randy Johnson threw a fastball that struck and killed a dove. After being struck by the pitch, the bird went over catcher Rod Barajas' head and landed amid a "sea of feathers." The official call was "no pitch". This was only the second time in professional baseball that a thrown baseball had killed a bird: the first one was by New York Yankees outfielder Dave Winfield during a warm-up session in 1983. The Diamondbacks went on to win the game 10-5 without further incident.
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Go to your local bookstore and find a book on baseball training. Most websites charge for that info.
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Scholastic has one. Here is a link if you have not tried there yet.\nhttp://teacher.scholastic.com/lessonplans/bookfairs/currconnection/white_star.htm
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I read the book and I would say it's appropriate. You just have to be careful with the interpretation of his words when you are young because he could easily be an influence. He says a lot of things that may amke steroids seem okay. He's real honest about his baseball life and he doesn't hold anything back. It's a pretty good book.
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I'm pretty sure it was Tom Seaver in 1984. He ended the first game, which was actually the continuation of the previous night's game and then started the next game and pitched almost the whole thing.\n\nEdit - All right I went and found more info on it. I dont know if anyone has done it since though.
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Here's a book called "Skills, Drills and Strategies for Badminton (The Teach, Coach, Play Series)"
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Baseball Scout\nRalph DiLullo - Class of 1959 (Baseball); 2004 Hall of Fame Inductee.\nRalph DiLullo was a four-year starter for the Seahawk baseball team during his time upon Grymes Hill.  Over the course of his career as a centerfielder, he had an amazing 1.000  fielding percentage.  During the 1959 season, he led the team in at-bats, runs scored, doubles, triples and stolen bases.  His 18 stolen bases during the '59 season ranked him third in the country.  DiLullo earned All MET Conference honors in '57 and '59 and was  a four-year letterwinner for the football team as well.  During the 1956 season he was the team's leading rusher and became co-captain his senior year.  Dilullo was a fighter pilot for the Marine Corps during the Vietnam war, rising to the rank of Colonel in an illustrious military career.\n\nIf you can find it, Paul Post wrote a book called "Foresight 20/20: The life of baseball scout Ralph DiLullo".
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The best I know of is 'Inquiry into Life' by Sylvia Mader published by WCB/McGraw-Hill (ISBN 0-697-25181-0)
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Books about baseball in the past will bring back good memories, such as \n\nThe boys of summer\nor The Summer of 49\n\nor any sports book by Roger Kahn\n\nA sports blooper dvd these are fun to watch\n\nTickets to a local sporting event
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Don't know whether it contains that particular quote, but the only book I can find by Rod Plotnik is "Introduction to Psychology".  The latest edition (7) I can find was published in 2004 by Wadsworth (ISBN 0534589626), and the earliest 1998 - so it certainly could be.
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Cal Ripken Jr.\n\nRipken hit a 3-run HR in the 3rd inning that led the American league to a 4-2 victory.
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Ball Four is a very good book even though it is now 36 years old.\nI think I remember seeing Jim Bouton on the ESPN show hosted by Bob Ley a short while ago.  Bouton said that if you gave a pitcher a pill that would guarantee 20 wins but cut 5 years from their life, most would do that.\n\nBut you are right, "greenies" were the stepping stone to steroids.  Luckily, the greenies are baned now as well.  I remember people saying that the lack of greenies, or amphetamines, would cause a bigger change in the game than the lack of steroids.  Supposedly it will be much harder to play everyday without the chemical pick-me-up.  It is impossible to say, but it does seem like more players are getting a day of rest from the lineup more often this year.  Or I could just be noticing it more because of the recent ban on greenies.