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A fellow villager tells his eyewitness account of Sammy Sosa's unbelievable journey from the Caribbean sugarcane plantation where he was born, into the hearts of American baseball fans. In vividly intimate language, Dominican journalist Julio C. Malone brilliantly weaves together the inspiring story of an international sports icon with the seductive, untold story of how politics and baseball have historically linked the destinies of the Dominican Republic and the United States. This is not a story of David and Goliath-but of a stormy, never-ending love affair most often consummated on baseball diamonds here and there.
In this unique love story, the very spirit of baseball is the invincible hero that fights social injustice, improves the human condition, transforms communities and wins our hearts. Capturing the raw magic of life in a Dominican sugarcane village, you will discover why so many record-shattering players emerge from its staggering poverty to thrill-and earn-millions in America's favorite pastime.
This gripping tale will appeal to baseball fans and non-fans alike. Sammy Sosa in 9 Innings is remarkable storytelling to be enjoyed by all who love tales of sportsmanship, and of winning against all odds. A must read for our youth, who are hungry for living heroes and rich history lessons that genuinely entertain.
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Julio C. Malone's sharp political analysis has regularly appeared in the Spanish newspapers of The Chicago Tribune, The Los Angeles Times and The Miami Herald. His English works has been published by The Grand Rapids Press, Social Justice and Hispanic Link. He is a contributing author of Immigration, a Civil Rights Issue for the Americas, published by Scholarly Resources. Living and writing in New York City, his weekly Op.Ed. column is distributed in several Spanish papers across the country. He teaches Spanish at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine of Yeshiva University. Mr. Malone was a teacher at Horizon Community High School in Grand Rapids Michigan, and worked as a curriculum development consultant for the North Central Regional Educational Lab (NCREL) He wrote this book while living in The Bronx as single parent to Mabel, Isabel and Gloria
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