Personal Narrative: Baseball

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Baseball

When we had our first game against Chicago cubs. We were the first batter. I was the first one to hit, here comes the first pitch "strike". Everybody was cheering for me. here comes the second pitch, I hit the ball...and it was a home run. Everybody was cheering and honking. Then the 3 strikes was done. We were next to play. I was the pitcher when I threw the ball it was strike one. Then I pitch again then hit it towards out field then he was on first base. Then it was the second batter, Everybody on my teams were "come on you got this" So I threw it he hit towards me I threw fast to second and My team mate threw it to first it was a double play. Everybody cheered. The scores 10-9 the cubs were winning

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Personal Narrative: Rhino Baseball

in my next couple paragraphs.Last year at Rhino Baseball we went to Cooperstown for a tournament we prepared for that tournament in the offseason. It was a privilege to play in a tournament that had over 100 teams and 20 baseball fields in Cooperstown New York. Before we got to Cooperstown we went to Niagara Falls we got to go almost right under the falls and got splashed with water. Then we went to the park and it was the coolest baseball park I've ever seen. Our team had to stay in dorms…

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Personal Narrative On Baseball Day

Baseball Day One bright and early morning i woke up and i had realized i had a baseball game today. After getting dressed and ready i knew i still had a 1 hour drive to Lakeville Indiana. But on the ride to Lakeville i was getting pumped and ready for my game. The way i was getting pumped was by listening to my music on the way there. But finally we were there. This sports complex is one of the nicest sports complexes i had ever been to in my life. They had cement walkways and a huge black top…

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Personal Narrative: A Baseball Game

view, signage on the glass in front of them, sitting in a rowdy section when you have young children with you, overpaying for parking, and so on. I guess it was only a matter of time before it happened to me. I was taking a girl out on a date to a baseball game. I spent over $200 dollars on lower level tickets so we would have great seats. As fate would have it, we had part of another section partially blocking our field of view for the game. I was disappointed and more so frustrated. This is not…

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Personal Narrative: Joining The Baseball Team

of activities. Joining the baseball team was the most valuable activity for me as I learnt lots of things in this team. when I was junior student, I joined athlete team. However, I gave up very quickly as the high intensive training. As our school want to provide more opportunities t for students to join different kind of sports. Students are required to participate in at least four lessons in school team training. I chose the baseball team in my senior form. Baseball team member were required to…

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Personal Narrative: My Ball In Baseball

Every ball I pitch brings me closer to the next strike. It was me my team and the crowd on my side. --Calvin Miller. And the other team and their crowd on the other side getting ready for the baseball championship game. It was two years ago at five fifteen pm in Sugar Grove. We were ranked the second best team. They were ranked the number one team because the beat us twice during season. My Dad called us in for a quick talk before the game started. He was telling us,”It’s just a regular old game…

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Personal Narrative: A Career As A Baseball Player

I loved since little and that is baseball. I started baseball probably at the age of seven or six years old. When I started my struggles were horrible, but I thought looking at major league game making it easy at plays and I thought it was same plan for little league but it was absolutely wrong. Baseball is a sport where you have to work days,nights trying to improve your skills. At the age of eight I started to understand, to know play baseball, but it wasn’t a big improvement I…

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Personal Narrative: Baseball Hall Of Fame

NY to live out a dream as a twelve year old travel baseball player, playing in the Cooperstown Dreamspark. This is the granddaddy of all baseball tournaments. Only twelve year olds can go to play here and live their dreams. Hints the name Dreamspark. The guy that had this brilliant idea isn't even from New York, he is from right here is Salisbury, NC. The importance of an event being place every year in Cooperstown, NY is because the Baseball Hall of Fame is located in the same town. We are…

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Personal Narrative: When Girls Ruled Baseball

When Girls Ruled Baseball Georgia: “To Georgia Baskin, a fellow pro. Keep playing in the dirt. Joe DiMaggio.” Narrator: A smile appeared on her face. Georgia: “Did Frankie seriously give me his mitt?” Mr. Baskin: “Yes, he thought that since he earned a chance to meet Mr. DiMaggio, he would give you the mitt.” Georgia: “I guess this mitt gave both of us luck.” Narrator: The ride home, all the Baskin’s did was talk about the game, but all Georgia could think was about mitt. Mrs. Baskin: “Did you…

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Personal Narrative: My Life As A Baseball Player

first time I have ever walked onto Howard J. Lamade Stadium, in Williamsport, PA. I have dreamed of this day since I started watching and playing baseball. I have been playing baseball since I was 5 years old. Baseball is a sport that I love and I sport that I excel in. It was also my first time staying in a hotel. The day before we had the baseball camp my teammates and I stayed at the Fairfield Hotel, which is 7 minutes to the stadium. The hotel had an indoor pool, which became the place to…

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Personal Narrative: My Favorite Baseball Team

challenge like umm see who can hit a baseball the farthest. I told my dad that they can teach me stuff that could me be better at playing, but he kept ignoring me so I said dad I will give up my xbox for a month if you let me play with them while they are practicing and most of the players that heard the conversation started to pitch in and help tell my stubborn headed dad that I should play with the players I kept bugging him for weeks and weeks until all the baseball players started to say that I should…

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