Sugarball: The American Game, the Dominican Dream.

Thomas S. Henricks

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American Sports and Literature Physical Education and Sports Studies Caribbean history, culture, and politics

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Overview and origins - a brief history of the Dominical Republic Beisbol the poliitical economy of Dominican baseball the determinator - the under-development of Dominican baseball Wannabees - Rookies, the Academy and Avila Yo Soy Dominicano - hegemony and resitance through baseball Quisqueya Qulture - an ethnographic sketch of the stadium sugarball - a bittersweet game.

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