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The Tobacco Reference Guide |
| by David Moyer, MD. |
| | Chapter 17 Smokeless Tobacco |
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| | Smokeless Tobacco: Baseball and Smokeless Tobacco |
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| | Major League baseball teams once supplied free chewing tobacco to their players. |
| | During the 1980's, an industry marketing campaign delivered free samples to team |
| | clubhouses. |
| | American Journal of Public Health 82:351, 1992 |
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| | Hall of Fame baseball player Rod Carew chewed tobacco from 1964 until he quit in |
| | 1992, when he had a growth in his mouth and spent more than $100,000 on remedial |
| | dental work. |
| | San Francisco Chronicle, February 4, 1993 |
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| | "Giants fans have reverently followed Barry Bonds' uncanny feats this season, and the |
| | same fans have also watched Bonds repeatedly return to the bench and pull out a big |
| | ol' wad of chewing tobacco. Baseball's best player, its most-watched role model, |
| | enjoys a good chew. He's not alone." |
| | San Francisco Chronicle, August 18, 1993 |
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| | Barry Bonds quit his smokeless tobacco habit in 1997. |
| | San Francisco Chronicle, May 13, 1997 |
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| | During one game of the 1986 World Series, there were a total of 24 minutes on |
| | camera of televised images of players and coaches chewing and dipping smokeless |
| | tobacco. |
| | NEJM, April 9, 1987, p. 952 |
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