I am looking forward to a new movie,"42," the Jackie Robinson story, who broke the racial barrier to become the first black to play in the major leagues for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
I often vacation at "Dodgertown," the original spring training facility in Vero Beach, Florida. The last game I watch is when Tom Lasorda was the manager who sometimes selling wines.
Jackie lives in my hometown in Connecticut, got problems of his own, like any parents, dealing with their kids involved in drugs, his son was killed in an automobile accident.
I often vacation at "Dodgertown," the original spring training facility in Vero Beach, Florida. The last game I watch is when Tom Lasorda was the manager who sometimes selling wines.
Jackie lives in my hometown in Connecticut, got problems of his own, like any parents, dealing with their kids involved in drugs, his son was killed in an automobile accident.
Photo: Jackie Robinson playing with his son at Dodgertown,
Orlando Sentinel
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