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Central Arkansas Bears Football Players: Monte Coleman, Willie Davis, Nathan Brown, Landon Trusty, Marquez Branson, Tristan Jackson, Eric Ware The Story of Two Brothers: Alexander & Andrew Stewart Former NFL Pro Football Players by Alexander Stewart, 2009-08-19 Calling the Shots: Mike Singletary by Mike Singletary, 1986-01 Johnny Unitas: The Best There Ever Was by Roland Lazenby, 2003-03 Football Now! by Mike Leonetti, 2006-09 Troy Aikman: Super Quarterback (Millbrook Sports World) by Bill Gutman, 1999-10 Randall McDaniel (Grolier All-Pro Biographies) by Mark Stewart, 1996-09 Junior Seau (Grolier All-Pro Biographies) by Mark Stewart, 1996-09 Tale of two men.(EXERCISING THE RIGHT)(Biography): An article from: The New American by Alan Scholl, 2009-01-05 Superstars of Autumn: Seventy Five Years of the Nfl's Greatest Players by Jack Clary, 1994-09 Emmitt Smith (Grolier All-Pro Biographies) by Mark Stewart, 1996-09 In the huddle with LaDainian Tomlinson.(Biography): An article from: Ebony by Kevin Chappell, 2007-01-01 Bo Jackson, Pro Sports Superstar (Achievers) by Thomas R. Raber, 1990-08 GANDERS by Allen Rice, 2005-09-07

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61. Reggie White Biography
    Home Sports biographies football biographies Professional football And when it comes to great football players, there s no question that he s  
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    Extractions: UPS deliveries will be delayed in areas affected by Hurricane Katrina. For more information please visit UPS.com View Cart Customer Service Order Status Basketball Football Lacrosse Soccer ... Sports Uniforms Scoreboards Sports Fan Merchandise Sports Medicine Sports Training Videos ... Close Outs Boxing Golf Paintball Tennis ... Wrestling Orders placed by 1pm CST are processed the same business day. Most orders ship within 24 hours of processing. For items that typically don't ship within 24 hrs, there should be an Availability estimate on the product page. Home Sports Biographies Football Biographies Professional Football Biographies Reggie White Biography Reggie White, 36, the most-honored athlete ever to play defensive end in the National Football League's long history has had an illustrious career with both the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers. White has seen his talents, performance and persona elicit the ultimate in superlatives for more than a decade. He helped the Packers defeat New England in Super Bowl XXXI in January 1997 and led his team back to the Super Bowl in 1998. Reggie, a 6-5, 304 pound defensive end, has been voted to a record 12th straight Pro Bowl, the NFL’s annual all-star game. Reggie, who put off plans for retirement, joined the Packers in 1993 after eight outstanding seasons in Philadelphia. Reggie has played 14 seasons and is a certain NFL Hall of Famer as soon as he becomes eligible.

62. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Documentary Videos & DVDs At Epinions.com
    Education/general Interest · Documentary · Religion · Biography · Not Rated Documentary · Sports/Recreation · Sports · football Players · Not Rated  
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63. Halle Berry Biography
    Tiscali film brings you the most complete artist biographies and filmographies on the web. about the awful pressures placed on college footballplayers.  
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    Extractions: We just can't help it, can we? We all have an innate suspicion of models who become actors. We immediately feel that, otherwise talentless, they've been cast on their looks alone, that they have no real right to inhabit our screens. Whenever someone tries it, the jeers begin and those terrible four words are uttered: Cindy, Crawford, Fair and Game. Yet Halle Berry , a former model and, worse still, a Beauty Pageant winner, has risen above all that. Through a combination of the usual luck and, above all, hard work and persistence, she's made herself into a fine actress, an Emmy winner and the most welcome Oscar winner in recent years. And it has not been easy... Halle Maria Berry was born on the 14th of August, 1968 (though some insist it was 1966), in Cleveland, Ohio. She was named after the town's Halle Building, which originally housed the Halle Brothers department store but is now an office block (it's also used in the Drew Carey Show). Her father, Jerome, an African American and a hospital attendant by trade, left when she was just four, so she and her elder sister Heidi were raised by their Caucasian, Liverpool-born mother, Judith, herself a nurse in a psychiatric ward. Jerome would return after four years but the violence he directed towards Judith and Heidi meant that he did not stay for long. Throughout her adult life, Halle Would have no contact with him at all, still being estranged when Jerome died in 2003.

64. BIOPROJ.SABR.ORG :: The Baseball Biography Project.
    However, a knee injury sustained playing football kept him from playing until the Montgomery general manager Woody Parks urged Hitchcock to consider the  
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65. BIOPROJ.SABR.ORG :: The Baseball Biography Project.
    It was as playermanager of the Detroit Tigers, however, that Cochrane While football may have been Cochrane s passion, baseball was to be his meal  
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66. Gerald R. Ford Biography
    Ford played on the University s national championship football teams in 1932 and A20923A - President Ford and Soviet general Secretary Leonid I.  
    http://www.ford.utexas.edu/grf/fordbiop.htm
    
    Extractions: H0022-4 - Gerald Ford as student Madison Elementary School, ca. 1923. (Full size image is 55K) Gerald Rudolph Ford, the 38th President of the United States, was born Leslie Lynch King, Jr., the son of Leslie Lynch King and Dorothy Ayer Gardner King, on July 14, 1913, in Omaha, Nebraska. His parents separated two weeks after his birth and his mother took him to Grand Rapids, Michigan to live with her parents. On February 1, 1916, approximately two years after her divorce was final, Dorothy King married Gerald R. Ford, a Grand Rapids paint salesman. The Fords began calling her son Gerald R. Ford, Jr., although his name was not legally changed until December 3, 1935. He had known since he was thirteen years old that Gerald Ford, Sr., was not his biological father, but it was not until 1930 when Leslie King made an unexpected stop in Grand Rapids that he had a chance meeting with this biological father. The future president grew up in a close-knit family which included three younger half-brothers, Thomas, Richard, and James. Ford attended South High School in Grand Rapids, where he excelled scholastically and athletically, being named to the honor society and the "All-City" and "All-State" football teams. He was also active in scouting, achieving the rank of Eagle Scout in November 1927. He earned spending money by working in the family paint business and at a local restaurant.

67. Meet Coach Paterno
    In a 1995 survey of pro football general managers and personnel directors by The I was part of the Grand Experiment, that football players can get an  
    http://www.psu.edu/sports/football/Paterno/paternobio.html

68. Ben Affleck Biography
    Biography Birth Name Benjamin Geza Affleck Date of birth (location) 15 August 1972 was a strapping footballplayer in Against the Grain (NBC, 1993).  
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    Extractions: This dark-haired, buffed actor first appeared in front of the cameras as a young tyke visiting Mayan ruins in the 1980 PBS production "The Voyage of the Mimi". The pre-teen Ben Affleck first won notice as Madeline Kahn's son who is trying to find a suitable husband for his mother in "Wanted: The Perfect Guy", a 1986 "ABC Afterschool Special". He appeared in the 1987 miniseries "Hands of a Stranger" (NBC), was Patrick Duffy's son in "Danielle Steel's 'Daddy'" (NBC, 1991), and, in his first series, was a strapping football-player in "Against the Grain" (NBC, 1993). Affleck also starred in the 1994 HBO "Lifestories: Families in Crisis" installment, "Body to Die For: The Aaron Henry Story" about a teen whose life is imperiled when he becomes addicted to steroids. On the big screen, Affleck began his career generally playing the heavy in features ranging from "School Ties" (1992), in which he was one of the football-playing anti-Semitic gang, to Richard Linklater's "Dazed and Confused" (1993), where he was a high school senior terrorizing freshman students on the last day of school. He went on to begin an association with filmmaker Kevin Smith appearing in the ensemble of "Mallrats" (1995) and enjoyed a breakthrough as a comic book artist who falls in love with a lesbian in Smith's subsequent "Chasing Amy" (1997). That same year, he displayed a more sensitive side as a Korean War veteran with artistic aspirations in "Going All the Way".

69. Otto Everett Graham, Jr. - Biography
    After his Naval discharge and before football, Otto played in his second Leaving the Coast Guard to become Head Coach and general Manager of the  
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    Extractions: Otto Everett Graham, Jr. As a scholarship basketball player, "Automatic" Otto was the second leading Big Ten scorer as a junior, Wildcat captain and MVP his senior year, and was named MVP in the College All-Star upset of the reigning NBA champion Washington Bears. Named Big Ten football and basketball MVP in the same scholastic year, Otto's bunting ability also gave him one of NU's highest batting averages and 8 varsity letters before graduating early. Few athletes have ever been All-American in Football and Basketball yet Otto managed the task in back-to-back seasons. Starting his second rookie season of '46, Otto retired from basketball to join the Cleveland Browns who proceeded to stun the football establishment by winning the AAFC Championship. Otto became the only athlete ever to win World Championships in different sports and accomplished the feat, again, in back to back seasons. The Browns dominated the AAFC in '46, again in '47, went undefeated in '48, and shattered existing attendance records, including those of the reigning NFL, in winning their fourth title in '49. Otto was the MVP of the AAFC in all but one year. The Brown's dominance eventually led to the league's demise; ending any hopes of a super game between the AAFC and NFL. In 1950, the Browns, 49ers, and Colts were absorbed into the NFL. Commissioner Bert Bell, intent on teaching the upstarts a lesson, scheduled their regular season debut against two time World Champion Philadelphia. Otto's first pass in the NFL was a touchdown as the Browns stunned the Eagles. The Browns lost two games on their way to a 30-28 Championship victory over the Los Angeles Rams, the team which had defected from Cleveland after winning the '45 title. Lou "The Toe" Groza kicked the game winning field goal giving the Brown's their first NFL title and Otto his first big league MVP.

70. Biography For Barton MacLane
    Barton MacLane Filmography, Awards, Biography, Agent, Discussions, Photos, Was an outstanding college football player at Wesleyan University  
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    Extractions: Barton MacLane Bulky, doughy-faced supporting actor and occasional leading man, a veteran of nearly 200 films, who usually portrayed coarse, vulgar men of limited intelligence (on either side of the law). MacLane was educated at Wesleyan and planned to become a writer before taking up acting. After early walk-on appearances in the 1920s, and supporting roles in a pair of 1933 Zane Grey Westerns, MacLane spent most of his time at Warners, where he played gangsters, cops, and pugs, as well as marginally sympathetic leads in Man of Iron Bengal Tiger (1936), and

71. JOHNNY LUJACK, PENNSYLVANIA BIOGRAPHIES
    He was elected to the College football Hall of Fame in 1960. He was also chosen as one of the 100 best college football players of all time.  
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    Extractions: You are the visitor. Please contact Webmaster with any invalid links or other problems. First of many great Pennsylvania quarterbacks Johnny Lujack was one of the great T-formation quarterbacks, led Notre Dame to three National Championships, won the Heisman Trophy and AP male athlete of the year, and was a top player for the Chicago Bears. Lujack was born in Connellsville , Pennsylvania, on January 4, 1925. He starred in in several sports for Connellsville High School, including quarterbacking the football team. He was nearly the first person from Connellsville to get appointed to West Point Military Academy , but turned it down when he was offered a scholarship to Notre Dame , a long time dream of his. In his sophomore year at Notre Dame, he took over at quarterback when Heisman Trophy winner Angelo Bertelli joined the Marines, won his first start with a 26-0 win over a powerhouse Army team, and eventually his first national championship. He also played halfback, defensive back, kicked extra points, and punted. Even in the era of two-way players, that was a lot. But then, he also lettered in four sports (football, basketball, baseball and track), one of just a few Notre Dame students to ever do that. He left Notre Dame to serve nearly three year in the

72. JIM THORPE, PENNSYLVANIA BIOGRAPHIES
    Thorpe went on to play both professional baseball and football. Most notable was his professional football career with the Canton, Ohio, Bulldogs.  
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    Extractions: You are the vistor. Please contact Webmaster with any invalid links or other problems. Track, football, baseball - and the Olympic Games. All were conquered by this Indian descendant. Jim Thorpe was born in Indian Territory that is now Oklahoma in 1888 with the name Wa-tho-huck, which means Bright Path. He was part Sac and Fox indian, with some French and Irish also. In 1904 he enrolled at the Carlisle Indian School in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. It was here that his athletic abilities were developed. He became a star on the school's track and football teams. He was named to the All-American Football Team twice, but his greatest achievements came during the 1912 Olympic Games in Stockholm, Sweden. At the Olympics, he won two gold medals, in the most physically demanding events there were - the five-event Pentathlon and the ten-event Decathlon. He not only won these events, but his performance caused King Gustav V of Sweden to say to him, "Sir, you are the greatest athlete in the world."

73. General H. Norman Schwarzkopf Interview -- Academy Of Achievement
    Profile of general H. Norman Schwarzkopf Biography of general H. Norman I played football, was on the track team, ended up messing around with  
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74. Powell's Books - Namath: A Biography By Mark Kriegel
    Kriegel details football legend Joe Namath s journey from steeltown pool halls to the 4, Montgomery Warehouse, Biography general. Hide store locations  
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75. Powell's Books - LT: Over The Edge: Tackling Quarterbacks, Drugs, And A World Be
    On the football field, he was an explosive force; a mold breaking and bone-crushing general; Subject football - general; Subject football players  
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76. Gen Micheal Shannon Davison
    A Brief Biography of general Michael Shannon Davison, originally printed in by Army football players as they served on active duty after graduation.  
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    Extractions: Please stop by and visit the Gift Shop! Please sign the Guestbook View the Guestbook Distinguished Graduate A distinguished military commander, soldier- statesman, and matchless combat leader, Michael Shannon Davison has rendered a lifetime of extraordinary service to the Army, his country, and his Alma Mater. Throughout a career marked by outstanding leadership, the highest integrity, and steadfast devotion to duty, he consistently demonstrated the qualities embodied in West Point's motto: Duty, Honor, Country. Davison graduated from West Point in 1939 and was commissioned in the Cavalry. His first tour of duty took him to Ft. Brown, TX, with the 12th Cavalry Regiment. Within two years of graduation, he commanded Troop A of the 12th Cavalry, and a year later, as a captain, he was appointed Executive Officer and later Commander of the 1st Squadron, 12th Cavalry, assignments that were to prepare him well for the larger crucible of the European war. Michael Davison reported to the Operations Division, War Department General Staff Theater Group, in January 1943. Two months later he was reassigned to the 45th Infantry Division in North Africa as Assistant G-2 (Intelligence). During the next year, the then Major Davison served with the 45th Division in Sicily and Italy in some of the most intense and bitter fighting of the war.

77. Wales On The Web: Athletic, Outdoor Sports & Games
    This site provides a comprehensive fivepart biography of John Charles, Sections about north Wales football in general as well as schools teams are  
    http://www.walesontheweb.org/cayw/index/en/796/334
    
    Extractions: CW = Collections Wales English The Football Association of Wales is the governing body of soccer administration in Wales. The site posts information on football in Wales, the Association, fixtures and results, Welsh squads at all levels and an online handbook. Contact details are also provided. The Football Association of Wales is the third oldest football association in the world, having come into existence in 1876. The website provides short history of the FAW and links to affiliated sporting organisations. The club directory provides details of all football clubs in Wales. Author: FAW : Football Association of Wales See Also: Football Cymraeg Ar y Marc is a radio programme which is broadcasted every Saturday morning on Radio Cymru. The programme discusses and debates football affairs and the website contains information about the latest stories as well as general information about the programme and it's presenters.

78. Doak, William Nuckles --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia
    (Ewell Doak Walker, Jr.) (1927–98), US football player, born in Dallas, Tex.; Brief biography of William McKinley, the twentyfifth President of the  
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79. The Official Athletics Website Of The University Of Tennessee At Chattanooga Moc
    The media guide includes biographies on this year s players and coaching The University has signed a contract to play a football game in 2007 at the  
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80. DVD.net : History Of Football - The Beautiful Game - DVD Review
    They currently house some of the biggest names in football with players such The general perception of the public around the world is that football fans  
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