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  • yes, Jackie Robinson played in high school and college (UCLA). he also played for the Honolulu Bears and after the season with the bears he was going to play for the los angeles bulldogs; but by that time the attack on pearl harbor had happened and he was drafted to the army.
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No, Jackie Robinson was a Major League Baseball player, not to be confused with Sugar Ray Robinson, who was a professional boxer, although they were acquaintances through mutual friend Joe Louis who was also a boxer. Robinson and Louis were friends because of their common issues with racism.

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one of his brothers played football.

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