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"  Baseball sensation Mo&amp;#039;ne Davis, 13, is making heads turn everywhere. The Little League pitcher extraordinaire can throw a ball at 70 miles per hour. And, she&amp;#039;s the first girl to ever pitch a shutout at a Little League World Series game, and the first Little Leauger\u2014boy or girl\u2014to appear on the cover of Sports Illustrated. Simply by being a girl playing in the World Series, Mo&amp;#039;ne is making history: She is just one of eighteen girls to ever play Little League baseball at this level.  Mo&amp;#039;ne&amp;#039;s whirlwind fame has made her a hot commodity for interviews and positive press, but when the people at Fox And Friends sat down with her, co-host Eric Boiling had a more offensive question for Mo&amp;#039;ne: &amp;quot;What about a more female-friendly sport, like soccer?&amp;quot; UGH. You have the best kid in baseball chatting with you, and this is the question you choose to ask?! Clearly, baseball is what Mo&amp;#039;ne is good at. If she&amp;#039;s striking out all the male players on the field, then obviously she finds the sport &amp;quot;friendly&amp;quot; enough. Sports aren&amp;#039;t about what&amp;#039;s best for boys or girls, but what the player enjoys. Don&amp;#039;t worry, Mo&amp;#039;ne had the last word in this sexist interview. Co-host Elisabeth Hasselback asked Mo&amp;#039;ne if she thought she could strike out Boiling on the field, to which she simply responded: &amp;quot;Yes.&amp;quot; We think so, too, Mo&amp;#039;ne.         "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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