This publication chronicles the pivotal moments of Jackie Robinson's 1949 baseball season, detailing his impact on breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball. Written by sportswriter Charles Dexter, the narrative focuses on Robinson's experiences as he navigated the challenges of being the first African American player for the Brooklyn Dodgers. The book explores the significance of his 1947 debut and his subsequent seasons, highlighting his athletic achievements and his role in challenging racial segregation in professional sports.

This biographical account focuses on a specific, impactful period in Jackie Robinson's career. The narrative, penned by sportswriter Charles Dexter, aims to illuminate the challenges and triumphs associated with breaking baseball's color barrier. The inclusion of details such as the photo cover and original price suggests a historical or commemorative publication.