It is controversially alleged that Dwight D. Eisenhower played semi-pro Baseball before attending West Point. The reason there is controversy is that he played on the football team at West Point, and collegiate athletes of the time were prohibited from receiving payment for anything related to athletics, including coaching. Although Eisenhower graduated West Point before the formal implementation of the strict honor code, the spirit of it already existed, and it is thought it might have been a code violation for Eisenhower to play amateur football at West Point after having been paid to play baseball.
football and other sports
Baseball professional boxing sailing surfing
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He played for the RAIDERS
Bo Jackson football and baseball
a person who plays sport can be called a professional player because that is his or her profession
Cricket, tennis, golf, sailing etc.
Al Michaels is a professional sports broadcaster and never played sports past high school.
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Yes, our current president, Barack Obama, does like to play sports. He has spoken of his love of basketball and played in school. He also likes to golf.
I am assuming you mean "sport." This refers to a physical activity that often involves competition. Some sports are played by teams, such as football or basketball, while others are played by individuals such as tennis or golf. Some sports are played for fun, by people who like that activity and treat it as a hobby; other sports are played by talented athletes who are paid for their skills. Sports that are played for money are often called "professional sports," while sports that are played just for enjoyment are sometimes called "amateur sports" or if they are played at a university, they may be called "collegiate sports."
No president and very few , if any, other people every played all sports. As for presidents, three or four sports is about the limit. John Kennedy played football , golf and tennis and was adept at sail-boating. He may have also have done some fishing.