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“SPORTS TALK”



SPORTS TALK WILL GIVE YOU THE CHANCE TO HEAR THE ENDS AND OUTS OF SPORTS FROM A COMMUNITY COACH. he HAS DEDICATED HIS LIFE AS A SPORT’S ADVOCATE FOR JUST ABOUT EVERY SPORT. HE WILL GIVE information ABOUT great sportsmanship THEN AND NOW. He has also coached athletes who have made it to the pros.

CREATED BY:

STEVEN L. BAKER

                                           “COACH”

  

  Sport’s is one of the fastest growing industries in America.  You can visit almost any community in our country and see adults as well as children playing some kind of sport.  It is important for the youth to understand that sports can be fun and healthy as well as a profession.

    Sports talk is a tab that is dedicated to the venue of sports and youth.  What are good practices for our youth in sports.  How can engaging in sports help youth in other areas of their lives?  Find out by reading these suggestions from coach baker better known as “coach”.

    Sports’ is a team effort which enables you to trust your teammates with your person. It promotes associations and friendships; some long term and some short term.

    sports requires discipline, obedience and order.  There are rules and order that must be followed by every member of the team. This takes discipline, the kind of discipline that requires team members to listen and follow their authority even if you do not like decisions that are made. It can also mean your safety as well as the safety of your teammates.

    Do not take for granted that because of your talent and/ or gift that you cannot be replaced.  You must have a humble attitude, drive, heart and love for the game to succeed in the sport.

    Always stay focused and work hard regardless of your ability to play. Coaches look for hard workers and those who can focus on a given task.

    In this 21st century, we are seeing more female players gaming with Male players. This is acceptable and one must understand that the rules of sports have changed. There are many females who play just as well as males. However, at a certain age (only my opinion) the females should join all female teams in that particular sport.  Males can get a little rough and over power the female players. Again, we must be fair.

    Parents decide how old children are before they encourage their child to play organized sports. Hopefully parents will allow their child to exercise his/her right to choose how far they want to take their sport life. Parents should not live their dream through their child.  Pushing them can turn them against the sport. Give them a chance to develop their game.

    Parents need to be involved in their child’s sport life for encouragement, to boost confidence, watching them develop and just plain making them feel good about themselves through sports.

     School sports programs help children with academics, social skills and self discipline. Student academics are more important than sports.  Many schools require that a student keep a certain grade point average before playing school sports. Community teams require certain GPA’s.

    Every one playing a sport is not going to become a professional sports person. The importance of having another career choice is smart in case sports does not become your career.

    Enjoy playing the sport of choice. Make it fun for you!

                                                                                                                                                                              

Sports statistics

    Jackie Robinson was the first African American to play major league baseball in America.  no. 42

    Oscar Robinson was the only player to obtain a triple double for a full season. Double points, double assists and double rebounds.

    Bill Russell was the only African American to win 10 national basketball championships. He also was the first African American player coach in the national basketball association.

    Frank robinson was the first African American manager in major league baseball.

    Larry byrd led his college team, Indiana state to the national college athletic association finals in 1978.

    Charles barkley, Patrick ewing and reggie miller never won a national basketball association championship.

    Red Arbauch coached the boston Celtics as the longest running national basketball association coach winning 10 national titles.

    Eddie robinson was the head football coach 50 years at grambling state university. He acquired the most national college athletic association wins in football history to this date.

    Doug Williams was the first and only African American football quarterback to win a super bowl against the Denver broncos, redskins vs. broncos. He was also coached by eddie robinson, Soon after to be Grambling’s coach.

    Arthur ash was the first African American male to win the wimbledon tennis title

    Japan won the little league baseball world series in 2013. California/ united states vs. japan.

    Todd Frasier played in the little league world series.

    In 1960 muhammad ali won a gold medal for boxing in rome, Italy by defeating zbigniew pietrzkowski from Poland.

    Venus and serena have won 10 grand slam doubles titles.

    Wendell Oliver Scott was the only African American driver to win a race in the sprint cup series. He was the first African American to obtain a nascar racing license in 1953.

    Nascar stands for national association for stock car auto racing.





GREAT ATHLETES FROM OHIO​

Simone Biles-Columbus, Ohio
Roger Clemens-Dayton, Ohio
Stephen Curry-Akron, Ohio
LeBron James-Akron, Ohio

Pete Rose-Cincinnati, Ohio
Russell Wildon-Cincinnati, Ohio
Spencer Ware-Cincinnati, Ohio
Roger Staubach-Cincinnati, Ohio
Aaron Pryor-Cinnati, Ohio
Buster Douglas-Cincinnati, Ohio
Ezzard Charles-Cincinnati, Ohio
Dave Parker-Cincinnati, Ohio
Tony Scott-Cincinnati, Ohio
Derek Dickey-Cincinnati, Ohio
Edwin Moses-Dayton, Ohio
Ted Ginn-Cleveland, Ohio
Chris Carter-Middletown, Ohio
Kevin Greavy-Hamilton, Ohio
Jerry Lucas-Middletown, Ohio
Archie Griffin-Columbus, Ohio
Ray Griffin-Columbus, Ohio
Paul Warfield-Cleveland, Ohio
Kareem Hunt-Cleveland, Ohio
Daryl Boston-Cincinnati, Ohio
David Montgomery-Mt. Healthy, Ohio
David Long-Cincinnati, Ohio
Sam Hubbard-Cincinnati, Ohio
Kelsey Mitchell-Cincinnati, Ohio
Rose Lavelle-Cincinnati, Ohio
Heather Mitts-Cincinnati, Ohio