Biography of Roberto Clemente
Alex Foster
Biographies of Athletes Book 25 · LibriHouse · AI-narrated by Madison (from Google)
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Roberto Clemente, the legendary baseball player and humanitarian, became a symbol of excellence and compassion on and off the field. Born in 1934 in Puerto Rico, Clemente’s career with the Pittsburgh Pirates included 3,000 hits, two World Series titles, and a reputation for extraordinary fielding and hitting. This biography explores his achievements as one of the first Latin American baseball stars to break barriers in Major League Baseball, his pride in his heritage, and his dedication to charity work. Clemente tragically died in 1972 during a humanitarian mission to assist earthquake victims in Nicaragua, cementing his legacy as both an athlete and a hero. This book celebrates his life, his groundbreaking contributions to baseball, and his enduring impact as a humanitarian and role model for future generations.
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