PLEASE HELP!! Match each key idea from the text with the detail that best helps to develop it.

Hank Aaron was consistently
a great hitter.
Hank Aaron was one of the best baseball
players in Major League Baseball.
Hank Aaron continued to play baseball
despite hardships.
In 1956, he won the league batting
championship with an average
of .328 . . .

Eight years later, he was elected to
the Baseball Hall of Fame.

Players traveled a great deal,
played many games, and
earned very little money.

Hank Aaron was consistently  a great hitter.  - In 1956, he won the league batting  championship with an average  of .328.

The fact that he had a batting average of .328 gives credence to the claim that he was consistently a great hitter.

Hank Aaron was one of the best baseball  players in Major League Baseball. -  Eight years later, he was elected to  the Baseball Hall of Fame.

The Hall of Fame of a sport is reserved for people who have made an impact in that sport and can be recognized as legends. By electing him into the Baseball Hall of Fame, the Baseball authorities recognize that Hank Aaron was one of the best to play baseball.

Hank Aaron continued to play baseball  despite hardships. - Players traveled a great deal,  played many games, and  earned very little money.

Traveling a great deal takes up your time and playing so many games can impact one's health. This coupled with the meagre salaries earned were hardships Aron faced but still managed to keep playing.

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