Problems Are The Price You Pay For

The Man With The Ball Is Responsible For What Happens To The Ball.

First Of All, A Man, Whether Seeking Achievement On The Athletic Field Or In Business, Must Want To Win. He Must Feel That The Thing He Is Doing Is Worthwhile; So Worthwhile That He Is Willing To Pay The Price Of Success To Attain Distinction.

These Are Uncertain Times. We Cannot Be Content To Rest On Yesterday's Laurels. These Are Times When We Must Strengthen Rather Than Let Down Those Standards Which Have Stood In Such Good Stead In Crises That Are Past. Baseball Cannot Be Selfish, Or Irresponsible, Or Lax. Neither Can The Men Who Operate It.

Luck Is The Residue Of Opportunity And Design.

There Never Has Been A Man In The Game Who Could Put Mind And Muscle Together Quicker And With Better Judgment Than Robinson.