Aroun Take Me Out To The Ball Game Analysis

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Baseball and the art behind it Courtney HUM 266 4-6-2011 Joseph Blomer Baseball and the art behind it The Sandlot is unlike most other kid’s sports movies since it's not ultimately about winning the big game. Baseball is presented in this movie as a way of life for these small-town kids, a path for them to follow as they imitate the great heroes of the baseball. As an alternative to seeing the kids influenced by pushy adults, boosting them to win the game at all costs, instead this story focuses on the personal growth of the kids, and how they use teamwork learned through baseball to attempt solve their problems. As the story advances, the scenes become increasingly more extravagant, as these kids try scheme after scheme to recover the valuable baseball hit over the fence. Writer/director David Mickey Evans bounces the film with some great summertime amusement that stresses the fabulous nature of the sport of baseball and uses it as a metaphor for the coming of age subjects common to all young people. This motion picture reminds you about what it was like when kids led the simpler life. It shows us that the only things you required to have a great time was a ball to throw and baseball glove to catch it, a pair of chucks to run…show more content…
This song is by tradition sung during the seventh-inning stretch of any baseball game, with fans being encouraged to sing along. This song was written by vaudeville star Jack Norworth in 1908, who was riding on a subway train at the time, and was inspired by a sign he saw that read “Baseball Today Polo Grounds" (Almanac, n.d.). In the song, Katie's who would later become Nelly's beau calls and asks her out to attend a game. She accepts the date, but only if her date will take her out to the

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