Second Baseman, Jackie Robinson Breaks Baseball Color Barrier - This Day in History – Apr 15th
Jackie Robinson becomes first African American player in Major League Baseball, April 15, 1947
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Jackie Robinson broke MLB color barrier 74 years ago – KIRO 7 News Seattle
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Timeline: Key moments, milestones in Jackie Robinson's life
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Today in photo history - 1947: Jackie Robinson breaks baseball's color barrier
OnThisDay in 1947, Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball by stepping onto Ebbets Field in Brooklyn to play first baseman for the Brooklyn Dodgers. More than 14,000 of
Jackie Robinson broke baseball's color barrier 75 years ago
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