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Roberto's mother did laundry, ran a grocery store, and other jobs on the sugarcane plantation. He did odd jobs to help the family and even buy himself a bicycle. Growing up, he played baseball and participated in track and field.

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His mother and father were Luisa Walker and Don Melchor Clemente.
His spouse/ex was Vera Christina Zabala
His children were Luise Roberto Walker, Roberto Enrique Walker and Roberto Walker Jr

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Roberto attended Julio Vizcarrondo High School in Carolina where he also participated in the high jump and javelin throw that was good enough to represent Puerto Rico at the Olympics.

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Roberto was raised a Baptist and later on became a practicing Catholic

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Roberto was the first Hispanic player to accomplish many feats in the majors.
He was also the first to win a World Series as a starter

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Roberto Clemente: Keeping the Dream Alive

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Roberto Clemente perished in a plane crash on December 31, 1972.

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Roberto died in a plane crash while traveling at great risk in response to an urgent request to deliver help to Nicaragua after a devastating earthquake.

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Roberto pushed forward social expectations for professional ballplayers and athletes in general. He was a humanitarian who devoted countless hours to helping people in need. In Latin America, he taught children at baseball clinics that were about much more than hitting, catching, and throwing.

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Roberto was frequently getting hurt and sometimes his accidents required surgery. He suffered damaged discs, bone chips, pulled muscles, malaria, stomach problems, thigh hematoma, and even insomnia which caused him to have problems falling and staying asleep. He was also involved in a serious car crash and had injured his back. This incident has bothered him throughout his whole career.

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Roberto has won 12 Gold Glove Awards and shares the record of most won among outfielders.
He was an All-Star for 13 seasons, selected to 15 All-Star Games.
He won the NL MVP Award in 1966 and was named NL player of the Month Award three times (May 1960, May 1967, July 1969).

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Carolina is Puerto Rico's fourth largest city.
It's dubbed as the Industrial Capital of Puerto Rico for it's concentration of factories.

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He is American and Puerto Rican.

Roberto was born on August 18, 1934.
(August 18, 1934-December 31,1972)