This day in sports: Jackie Robinson became first African-American major league baseball player in 1947 | DC News Now
Next after Jackie: John Wright | by Jon Weisman | Dodger Insider
Baseball-Reference.com - Today in 1946, Jackie Robinson made his minor league debut for the Montreal Royals, the International League affiliate club of the Brooklyn Dodgers. | Facebook
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Baseball Hall of Fame Will Create New Exhibit on Race - The New York Times
Why Jackie Robinson was an even better baseball player than you realize - ESPN
Baseball Reference Adds Negro League Stats - The New York Times
Jackie Robinson's first trip to Cincinnati to play the Reds - Redleg Nation
Negro League stats now ranked with MLB's
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Baseball Reference Adds Negro League Data In Record Books : NPR
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Sports Heroes Who Served: Baseball Great Jackie Robinson Was WWII Soldier > U.S. Department of Defense > Story
Jackie Robinson | Biography, Statistics, Number, Facts, & Legacy | Britannica
Timeline: Key moments, milestones in Jackie Robinson's life
On This Day In Sports: August 29, 1948: Jackie Robinson Hits For The Cycle
Jackie Robinson - Facts, Quotes & Stats
Baseball-Reference.com - It's Roberto Clemente Day in MLB today. ⚾️ To calculate WAR, a player's stats as a hitter, fielder, and baserunner are converted into runs—Clemente is the only player in AL/NL
Timeline: Key moments, milestones in Jackie Robinson's life
April 17, 1947: Jackie Robinson records his first National League hit for Dodgers – Society for American Baseball Research
