Salon News | Pete Rose Steals The Show pete rose steals the show As baseball honors the team of the century at the WorldSeries, the alltime hits leader banned for gambling proves he can't be http://www.salon.com/news/feature/1999/10/25/rose/
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Welcome To Pete Rose's Official Web Site! father, who played semiprofessional football, was the biggest influence on Peteand his sports career. rose spent his childhood playing baseball with friends http://www.peterose.com/bio.htm
Extractions: Peter Edward Rose was born April 14, 1941 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He grew up in Anderson Ferry, Ohio as one of four children to Harry and LaVerne Rose. Pete was encouraged as a young boy to participate in sports. His father, who played semiprofessional football, was the biggest influence on Pete and his sports career. Rose spent his childhood playing baseball with friends and later played for his local little league team. He played both baseball and football at Western Hills High School. Rose played well in high school and signed a contract with the Cincinnati Reds after his high school graduation. He was assigned to play for the Reds minor league team in Geneva, New York. Rose improved his game, and was promoted through the ranks of the Reds organization for the next couple of years. During that time, he played for the Reds farm team in Tampa, Florida and also played for the Class B team in Macon, Georgia. By the start of the 1963 season, Pete was the Reds' regular at second base. His hard working style prompted Hall-of-Fame Yankee pitcher Whitey Ford to label him "Charlie Hustle," a nickname that Rose would be known by for the rest of his career. He hit .273 that season and played in nearly every game. He was rewarded for his efforts that season and was named National League Rookie of the Year in 1963.
December 12, 2002 - Breaking Balls: The Return Of Pete Rose? by Derek Zumsteg. I've gotten a lot of email this week asking if I'm goingto weigh in on the possibility of a pete rose reinstatement to baseball. http://www.baseballprospectus.com/news/20021212balls.shtml
Extractions: I've gotten a lot of e-mail this week asking if I'm going to weigh in on the possibility of a Pete Rose reinstatement to baseball. This is in the wind because Rose met with Bud Selig to discuss how this might happen, and Selig, lacking both a backbone and any sense of integrity, didn't say "You're not getting back in, thanks for swinging by, I'll have my assistant call you a cab." Rob Neyer just wrote a column on the subject that says what I wanted to say when I read of this stupidity. That said, I'd suggest that Neyer shouldn't be astonished at the result of any online poll. These things attract fanatics. Joe User who felt Rose got what he deserved, and has long since moved on, isn't nearly as likely to vote as someone who, between sending me hate mail, likes to sit around and stew about how the Hit King got screwed. This is a victory for the wrong. The wrong have been so vehement and loud for so long that many people want to see Rose let back in just so they can stop hearing the arguments. Many among the right have been worn down into passive concession, into a willingness to trade something that is wrong and harms their sport for some peace and quiet. Yeah, I'm saying right and wrong. There's a reluctance generally to make moral judgments, to cast everyone as a victim as some kind, but screw that.
Sun-Sentinel Marlins If it seemed only a few weeks ago that pete rose was hustling back into baseball'sgood graces, he now appears to be running in place. SunSentinel.com, SEARCH. http://www.sun-sentinel.com/sports/baseball/marlins/sfl-basenotes04feb04,0,49477
The Roelands.Org Portal Is Closed baseball pete rose Still Hitting the Books Posted by Dave. baseball peterose Still Hitting the Books Login/Create an account 0 Comments. http://www.roelands.org/story2242
Extractions: As of March 26, 2003, the Roelands.Org news portal is closed. After seventeen months, the portal never came close to becoming what I hoped it would. Very few users commented on the stories, and fewer still submitted stories of their own. Sites like Roelands.Org are a dime a dozen, and I suppose that it was unrealistic to think that it would ever generate the sort of community and interactivity that I hoped for. C'est la vie. Some sort of blog will probably appear here in the next few weeks.. I would like to thank the people who submitted stories, posted comments, and plugged the site. The Photo Gallery is not going anywhere, of course. Peace. duane@roelands.org
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Peter Edward Rose Was Born April 14 However, in 1989 baseball Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamatti announced an investigationof petes gambling in a very controversial decision, rose was declared http://www.cmgww.com/baseball/rose/bio.html
Anti Essays : Miscellaneous : Pete Rose And The Hall Of Fame It may not be time for the life long ban of pete rose and baseball to be lifted,but it sure is time for pete rose to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. http://antiessays.bigwonk.com/show.php?cat=misc&eid=1145
[ Sports Central ] Sports >> MLB >> Pete Rose Belongs In Cooperstown After being branded with a Scarlet Letter by Major League baseball, good ole PeteRose, the greatest Reds player of alltime, has spent the past 13 years http://www.sports-central.org/sports/mlb/articles/article158.shtml
Extractions: Print Recommend After being branded with a Scarlet Letter by Major League Baseball, good ole Pete Rose , the greatest Reds player of all-time, has spent the past 13 years making guest appearances on TV and radio shows, cameos at baseball events, and was even the lucky recipient of a Tombstone Piledriver at Wrestlemania XIV. Rose's baseball life forever changed back in August of 1989 when the 17-time all-star and former National League MVP agreed with Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamatti
SportingNews.com - Baseball : Should Pete Rose Be Reinstated? Dear Voice of the Fan,. If baseball lets pete rose back in, how long before we canexpect to see Shoeless Joe Jackson on a Hall of Fame ballot? Mike Schumacher. http://www.sportingnews.com/voices/voice_of_the_fan/20021212-p.html
Extractions: To send a letter to Voice of the Fan, email us here . Make sure you include your name and hometown and be as brief as possible. Some emailed letters will be published in our weekly magazine as well, so be sure to look there to see if yours was selected. You want to get interactive? After you check out Voice of the Fan, head over to the Sports Bahr , which asks whether Marvin Lewis should take the Michigan State job. And then check out Fans' View , your chance to blow off steam! Dear Voice of the Fan, Pete Rose was one of the most inspirational baseball players to ever play. He made one mistake. He should get another chance. Carey Dear Voice of the Fan, It would be dishonorable to allow Pete Rose back when none of the other people who gambled on baseball had his sentence lifted. Matt Taylor
Pete Rose - The Unofficial Website Of The New York Yankees It would be an insult to baseball if pete rose, as arrogant as he is, were tobe reinstated. He lied many times when he was asked if he bet on games. http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/yankeeswebpage/rose.html
Steiner Sports Memorabilia: Pete Rose Hand-signed NL Baseball Click Here, pete rose Handsigned NL baseball Item roseBASNL00001 pete rose isthe career leader in hits (4256), singles(3215) at-bats(14053) and games played http://www.gocollect.com/p/steiner-sports-memorabilia/professional-baseball/pete
Extractions: May 12, 1999 Rose has credentials better than many Hall of Famers but is still waiting for induction. (Allsport) If there was ever one single player worthy of Cooperstown recognition it was Pete Rose. The former Cincinnati Reds outfielder/second baseman led the "Big Red Machine" of the 70's to two World Series Championships and still holds numerous major league baseball records. Yet Rose has been banned from baseball since 1989 and has hopes of being reinstated into baseball which would make him a sure-fire Hall of Famer. Rose chatted live on Wednesday, May 12 and talked about how he feels about not being in the Hall of Fame and the current state of baseball. Rose spent 24 years in the major leagues, playing for the Reds, Phillies and Expos. He holds MLB's record for most games played and most hits (4,256) in a career, and is second in doubles with 746. He also won the 1973 MVP award, as well as Rookie of the Year in 1963. A two-time Gold Glove winner, Rose also led the Reds to consecutive World Series titles in 1975-76 and won a title with the Phillies in 1980. Find out what Pete had to say in the full transcript of his chat below.
Pete Rose - Wikipedia Following allegations that he gambled on baseball, pete rose was bannedfrom baseball for life by commissioner Bart Giamatti in 1989. http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pete_Rose
Extractions: Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Pete Rose (born April 14 ) is an American baseball player who played Major League Baseball from to . Rose is the all-time major league leader in hits, with 4256. He was nicknamed "Charlie Hustle" for his all-out playing style. Rose, born in Cincinnati, Ohio , broke into the major leagues in with the Cincinnati Reds . He played for them until , helping lead them to two World Series titles, in and . Rose then left for the Philadelphia Phillies via free agency and played there from to . The Phillies won the World Series in and lost in 1983. Rose joined the Montreal Expos at the start of the season, but returned to the Reds during the season to become their player-manager. He played for the Reds until his retirement in
USATODAY.com - Selig Close To Moving On Rose then ban him again Dec. 14. Lopresti Don't be so quick to let pete back in -Dec. 12. QUICK QUESTION, If pete rose is reinstated to baseball, he should . http://www.usatoday.com/sports/baseball/2003-01-22-rose-admission_x.htm
Extractions: Click here to get the Daily Briefing in your inbox Posted 1/22/2003 3:13 PM Updated 1/22/2003 10:39 PM PETE ROSE DEBATE Previous stories Selig in no rush to make a decision - March 10 Rose reinstatement getting closer - March 5 Schmidt optimistic about reinstatement - Feb. 25 MLB hires lawyer to review Rose's application - Feb. 4 Commissioner checking tax questions - Jan. 24 Rose reportedly willing to admit betting on baseball - Jan. 22 Hall of Fame meeting on Rose put off - Dec. 30 In focus: Write-in votes show some Hall voters undeterred - Dec. 15 Rose breaks silence - Dec. 12 MLB: No proof Rose bet against Reds - Dec. 13
