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• Bill Conlin: Phillies should consider Hunsicker as GM

  - 2008-09-02

  W HEN I'M King of the World  . . . Gerry Hunsicker will be in play when Dave Montgomery launches the process of hiring general manager Pat Gillick's successor.If you think the remarkable blossoming of the serially moribund Tampa Bay Rays is due to the genius of 31-year-old Andrew Friedman,...

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• Oh, how the tide has turned The optimism Blackhawks had created dissipates with recent struggles.(Sports)

  - 2007-01-18

  Byline: Tim Sassone Daily Herald Sports Writer What a difference a few weeks has made for the Blackhawks. With a victory over the Dallas Stars the day after Christmas, the Hawks improved to 9-3-3 under coach Denis Savard and were a mere 2...

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• Indigenous voice and vision as commodity in a mass-consumption society: the colonial politics of public opinion polling.

  - 2005-01-01

  Since March 2002 when Sports Illustrated published "The Indian Wars," two public opinion polls concerned with controversial athletic mascots and sport team names have claimed to represent the views of American Indians. (1) Both polls--one conducted by the Peter Harris Research Group for CNN/Sports Illustrated and...

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• Heiden, Eric Arthur

  - 2003-01-01

  Eric Arthur Heiden In 1980, American speed skater Eric Heiden (born 1958) became the first athlete ever to win five goldmedals in a single Olympics. After his record-setting performance, Heiden went on to compete on the cycling circuit and then became a doctor, enjoying a life of quiet obscurity. Success...

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• White, Reggie

  - 2003-01-01

  Reggie White For a decade and a half, Reggie White (1961–2004) dominated the National Football League as one of its most ferocious defensive players. White habitually struck terror into opposing offenses with his great strength, but he also possessed speed, stamina, and the ability to size up situations for maximum...

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