Roberto Clemente Hayden Hainsey Roberto Clemente was an inspiration to not only baseball fans and players, but to anyone that knows what he did. He was not only a baseball legend, but a very helpful person in the community. He donated to charities and did what other players thought of as a chore and took as a job that needed to be done. He tried to give back for how well he was helped out. If he wasn’t an inspiration to you before, he will be after this. Roberto Clemente’s life began on August
Seitz Cuatro El cinco de octubre Roberto Clemente Roberto Clemente was born on August 18, 1934 in Carolina, Puerto Rico. Clemente’s family was poor and he was the youngest of seven children. His father, Melchor Clemente, worked as a foreman on a sugarcane planation and his mother, Luisa Clemente, ran a grocery store for plantation workers. To earn money for his family he worked alongside his father and took other jobs like delivering milk. Clemente began playing baseball with other neighborhood
Roberto Clemente Walker was born in Carolina, Puerto Rico on August 18, 1934. He was the youngest of 7 children. He went to Julio C Vizarrondo High School. Roberto helped contribute to his family by helping his father load shoves into construction trucks. He used the money he made to buy a bike and rubber balls. He used the balls to strengthen his hands by squeezing them. People noticed he had strong hands and an athletic ability at an early age. One of his favorite players growing up was Monte