this is joe dimaggio, as an example of this self-control type. demad dimaggio is famous for not controlling his emotions. it was 1947 world series, yankees against the dodgers. and he was batting and two men on base. he hits a long fly ball and certainly would have been a home run and was caught by the dodger's home fielder. look at this clip. it was very quick. and not look so much at the catch but at dimaggio's reaction. >> he makes a one-handed catch. >> when dimaggio kicked the dirt like that, that was as emotive as he ever got. he had such self-control, that was the remarkable thing about that play. when you compare this in the way athletes today express themselves on field you can see the difference between that old model and the new model. and joe dimaggio, for a generation of eamericans demaumg yo really did incapsulate that sort of old idea of the greatest generation of stowic self-control. was that the same year -- broke in, yes, it was. a very important year in american cultural history. and also important because dimaggio was an itali

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this is joe dimaggio, as an example of this self-control type. dimaggio is famous for not controlling his emotions. it was 1947 world series, yankees against the dodgers. and he was batting and two men on base. he hits a long fly ball and certainly would have been a home run and was caught by the dodger's home fielder. look at this clip. it was very quick. and not look so much at the catch but at dimaggio's reaction. >> he makes a one-handed catch. >> when dimaggio kicked the dirt like that, that was as emotive as he ever got. he had such self-control, that was the remarkable thing about that play. when you compare this in the way athletes today express themselves on field you can see the difference between that old model and the new model. and joe dimaggio, for a generation of eamericans demaumg yo really did incapsulate that sort of old idea of the greatest generation of stowic self-control. was that the same year -- broke in, yes, it was. a very important year in american cultural history. and also important because dimaggio was an italian-ame

this is joe dimaggio as an example of this sort of victorian type and self-control. dimaggio is famous for not being very expressive, right, for being a -- sort of controlling his emotions on the field. there is this one moment, i'll show you a clip from it, the 1947 world series, yankees against the dodgers. the dodgers were up by three runs and dimaggio was on bat with two men on base. he hits a long fly ball that almost certainly would have been a home run and it was caught by the dodgers' outfielder, al john frieda. look at this clip. it's very quick. and look at not so much what's going on with the catch, but look at dimaggio's reaction. >> it's a long one deep into left-center. back towards outfield, back, back, back, back, he makes a one-handed catch against the bullpen! oh! >> see? when dimaggio kicked the dirt like that, that was as emotive as he ever got, right? dimaggio was such a model of self-control that that was the remarkable thing about that play, that the, you know, famously stoic dimaggio lost his temper and just sort of kicked. now, when you compa

she struck out joe dimaggio at one point. yes. that's right. joe dimaggio. so a person like diedrickson, however, still, there was that -- there was whispers about whether or not she was a lesbian. it really wasn't until she met george saharas whom she married that these ended. as you can see, sports is used as that tool of defining one's sexuality even if it happens to this is what's going on at this time. right? i understand there's much controversy about the idea of the all american girls professional baseball league and you've brought up many of the argued about, whether or not it was right to have charm and beauty school. it did kind of establish ideas in the precursor of title nine, you know, women did go there on an average 8.2%, whereas women in the league went an average of 35%, of which 14% then pursued graduate degrees. so there is a possibility that women did gain agency through this. you can see the timeline through all of this, right? it starts off with women's baseball in the early 19th and early 20th century, then moves on to the all american

two faster than joe dimaggio. and the solo shot in the seventh tied it at 4-4 and the dodger went on to win it 5-4. >>> and this weekend the eagles home opener against the new york giants here is ducis rogers and ron jaworsky in the birds break down. >> jaws giants come in at 0-2, and should we be concerned? >> ducis don't worry. the quarterback has been sacked eight times. collins coming up the field and you see lawrence come up the field and under in what we call a te stunt and what you see is down goes eli manning, with a basic stunt and you'll see that on sunday. and they play the nine line like the team they played on monday night. the detroit lions, wide nine defensive ends want to come up the field and eric flowers there left tackle for the new york giants has struggled and he beats him here and you see the eagles they will be chomping at the bit to get after eric flowers with the pass rush. again wide nine and flowers struggles and great use of the hans and brandon graham and vinny curry they have the same