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Jackie Robinson becomes first African American player in Major League Baseball, April 15, 1947

Insider Magazine: How Jackie Robinson's family carries on his legacy, by Rowan Kavner

Lot Detail - Jackie Robinson Retired Number #42 From the Cincinnati Reds Riverfront Stadium On The 50th Anniversary (Reds LOA)

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Jackie Robinson's retired # 42 at Yankee Stadium, Monument …

Jackie Robinson Memorabilia is Focus of Upcoming Auction

Arizona Diamondbacks honor Jackie Robinson in pregame ceremony against New York Mets

Honoring Robinson's Achievement and Carrying On His Legacy - The New York Times

Jackie Robinson - Wikipedia

Robinson debuts five days after signing with Dodgers

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Jackie Robinson retires following trade to Giants

Jackie Robinson's Career in the Army

The No. 42 of former player Jackie Robinson at the Retired Numbers Plaza at Dodger Stadium Tuesday, Apr. 12, 2022, in Los Angeles. (Photo by Image of Sport/Sipa USA Stock Photo - Alamy

Mets Retired Numbers. On April 15, 1997 in a historic…, by New York Mets

Why was Jackie Robinson's number 42 retired in Canada? - Vancouver Is Awesome

Jackie Robinson 75: Baseball's Re-Integration – Society for American Baseball Research

An oral history of the night baseball retired Jackie Robinson's No. 42 - ESPN

Book excerpt: The original Jackie Robinson Day at Dodger Stadium - Los Angeles Times

National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum - In baseball, the number 42 will forever hold a special weight. Jackie Robinson's number was permanently retired in 1997, making him the first player