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Espn: Fame Couldn't Wait for Sayers
Biographical details on the career of football great, Gale Sayers, who once scored six touchdowns in one game for the Chicago Bears. Information provided by ESPN.
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Espn: Thorpe Preceded Deion, Bo
Learn interesting facts about legendary athlete Jim Thorpe. He was voted the AP's "The Greatest Athlete of the First Half of the Century, a member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame, a minor league baseball player, and an Olympic track...
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Espn: Unitas Surprised Them All
Named ESPN's thirty second best athlete of the century, Johnny Unitas was NFL player of the year three times as a member of the Baltimore Colts. Here you can read about his career highlights.
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Espn.com: Roger Federer
Facts about Roger Federer, results in recent tennis events, career stats, and news articles and videos.
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Espn: Mark Mc Gwire
Offers a career profile and statistical information about the St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Mark McGwire including a scouting report.
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Espn: Excerpt: Ty Cobb and Carl Mays
An excerpt from a book describing the baseball relationship between Ty Cobb and Carl Mays. The article details Ty Cobb's baseball career. ( May, 2008)
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Espn: Cricket
Find the latest cricket news, video clips, scorecards, and listing of events at cricinfo. You can even choose your country's cricket site, which is found in the left menu.
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Espn: Althea Gibson Broke Barriers
Gibson was a woman of many firsts. She was the first black to compete at a national tennis tournament and then later at Wimbledon. She was the first black to win either and also won the French championship. This article discusses her...
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Espn: Bobby Jones: Golf's Fast Study
Bobby Jones was a child prodigy who became 'The Man' of golf.
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Espn: King Carl Had Long, Golden Reign
This site discusses the life and career of legendary track & field Olympian Carl Lewis. It offers several links to other informative sites and includes a great picture.
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Espn: Bonnie Blair Is Special but She Doesn't Know It
Explore the career history and Olympic achievements of this US speedskating legend, Bonnie Blair.
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Espn: Spitz Lived Up to Enormous Expectations
Read an article tracing the swimmer's path to multiple Olympic gold medal. Also details the tragic events of the '72 Games.
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Espn: Clemente Quietly Grew in Stature
Biographical details on the life of Pittsburgh Pirate All-Star, Roberto Clemente, who after his death in a plane crash in 1972 was the first Hispanic elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame.
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Espn: Man O' War
Description of Man o' War's career including how he rescued horse racing and became a shining star in the roaring twenties.
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Espn: Musial Was Gentleman Killer
Learn interesting career and biographical details about Stan "Stan the Man" Musial, the first player from the National League to win three MVP's.
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Espn: Only Old Age Could Stop Snead
Great reference tool for learning about the career of golfing legend, Sam Snead.
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Espn: The Training Room: Concussions
An in-depth look at concussions by a professional sports team doctor.Detailed and interesting!
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Espn: Formula 1 News
At this site you'll find the latest information on car racing. There are many interesting links, including photos.
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Espn: Before Michael, There Was Elgin
Read interesting biographical details on the life and career of Lakers great, Elgin Baylor, who was inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame in 1976.
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Espn: Brown Was Hard to Bring Down
Showcases the career of legendary running back, Jim Brown, who after playing nine record breaking seasons for the Cleveland Browns went on to devote his time to a movie career and race relations.
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Espn: Gehrig Legacy One of Irony
Although he had a record setting baseball career, Lou Gehrig is most remembered for a speech he gave at Yankee Stadium after learning he had a career ending disease, ALS, which is now referred to as Lou Gehrig's disease.
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Espn: Louganis Never Lost Drive to Dive
This website provides information about the career of Greg Louganis, arguably one of the best divers; he battled with AIDs his whole life.
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Espn: Teddy Ballgame Made Fenway Memories
Career highlights of the only baseball player to top a .400 average, Ted Williams.