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Jackie Robinson #3 (1950)

Fawcett · 1950 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Branch Rickey Dodger Deacon...
1 pp · non-fiction; biography; sports
Branch RickeyJackie Robinson

Branch Rickey, the Brooklyn Dodgers' shrewd president and architect of the farm system, emerges as one of baseball's sharpest minds—a canny trader and manager of managers who has built the Dodgers into one of sports' most successful enterprises. Known for his keen eye for talent and his teetotal work ethic, Rickey made a landmark decision that would reshape the game when he brought Jackie Robinson to the major leagues. This biographical spotlight captures how Rickey's visionary leadership and strategic acumen transformed both the Dodgers' fortunes and the future of baseball itself.

Jackie Robinson Breaks into the Majors
11 pp · non-fiction; biography; sports · script Charles Dexter · pencils Clem Weisbecker · inks Clem Weisbecker
Jackie Robinson
Wee Willie Keeler
4 pp · non-fiction; biography; sports

Wee Willie Keeler was Brooklyn's mighty mite—standing just 5 feet 4¼ inches tall but possessing one of the sharpest bats in baseball history. This 1950 biography charts how the young Keeler broke into professional ball despite being told repeatedly he was too small to make it, from his early days in Binghamton through his journey with the New York Giants and Brooklyn, before finding his true home with the Baltimore Orioles. A compact, inspiring look at how a player the game initially rejected became one of its greatest place hitters and a Hall of Famer.

Jackie Robinson Battles the Tee-Age Terror!
8 pp · sports · script Charles Dexter · pencils Clem Weisbecker · inks Clem Weisbecker
Jackie Robinson
Jackie Robinson Rides the Whirlwind
7 pp · sports · script Charles Dexter · pencils Clem Weisbecker · inks Clem Weisbecker
Jackie Robinson

Jackie Robinson's lightning speed on the basepaths makes him a legend—but when a boastful rookie named Jimmy Dale joins the Glentown Senators, he learns the hard way that raw speed alone won't cut it in the big leagues. Jackie takes the young prospect under his wing at spring training, teaching him the real secrets of base stealing: reading the pitcher, taking the right lead, and most importantly, following your manager's signs. With patience and instruction from the game's greatest base runner, Jimmy gets a second chance to prove himself on the field.

Baseball Oddities
1 pp · non-fiction; sports

A fascinating look at baseball's most remarkable statistical oddities and record-breaking moments, from Hank Greenberg's prodigious 1938 home-run season to the Chicago Cubs' legendary strikeout troubles in the 1929 World Series. This 1950 piece celebrates the sport's most eye-popping numbers and unforgettable performances that defined the game's history.

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