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Facts about Jackie Robinson?
Well It Was Jackie Robinson Goals Were To Play Baseball & To Help EveryOne Be Equal. Jackie robinson Served the U.S army From 1942-1945 .
Was Jackie Robinson the first negro to play baseball?
well he wasn't the first he was the first of the first negro to be in the world series.
When did Jackie Robinson break the color line in baseball?
Jackie Robinson retired from baseball at age 37 on January 5, 1957
What was a tragic event that happened to Jackie Robinson?
A conflict in Jackie Robinson's life was the fact that he was the first African American to play Major League Baseball. He faced a lot of controversy, and was not treated well at first.
Was Jackie Robinson good at baseball at ucla?
Yes he was. Although college baseball wasn't well known back then, he was still one of the best in the country. Jackie Robinson is one of the most inspirational athletes ever.
What did Jackie Robinson encourage people to do?
he was encouraging people to play very well sports such asbaseball , basketball ,and football
What is Jackie Robinson dad look like?
Well Jackie's dad is a traviler
Why did Jackie Robinson play Major League Baseball?
Jackie Robinson became a baseball player in college, but actually started playing in Montreal before coming to the United States to play. After the end of World War II, Jackie Robinson tried out for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
When did Jackie Robinson die from diabetes?
Jackie Robinson died on Tuesday, October 24,1972 from heart disease as well as from diabetes complications,
While in collage Jackie Robinson excalled in three sports other than baseball what were the sports?
basketball football and track...lettered in these as well as baseball at UCLA
How was Jackie Robinson treated as a kid?
I think he was treated very well
How did jackie Robinson paul robeson differ?
-Robinson's stand made him more popular than Robeson-Robeson took a more radical approach to equality than Robinson-Robeson spoke well of the Soviet Union, Robinson did not-Robinson's stand made him more popular than Robeson
