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Fifty years later, Bob Hall's example — and his racing wheelchairs — are still going strong
Bob Hall, listens at left, during a news conference in Boston, April 15, 2005. (Elise Amendola/AP) Fifty years later, the chairs are sleeker, the fields are bigger, and Hall’s successors are ...
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Prince's Death, 9 Years Later: Revisiting the Singer's Shocking Overdose and 2-Year Investigation That Followed
He rescheduled the performances, and just a week later, he returned to the stage in what would become his final concert ever. On his way back home to Paisley Park in Chanhassen, Minn., on April 15 ...
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Mike Trout’s 2 home runs aren’t enough as Angels fall to Giants
The Mission Viejo native performed well Saturday from the slab he had his eye on for so much of his youth, although the San Francisco Giants were able to hold on for a 3-2 victory to even the ...
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How Isaac TeSlaa transformed from no-star recruit to one of NFL draft's biggest sleepers
If he just sent Isaac downfield, Otterbein was certain the young newcomer would make a big catch. Later that year ... during Hillsdale’s Week 2 game against Indianapolis, he snagged six passes ...
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Fifty years later, Bob Hall's example -- and his racing wheelchairs -- are still going strong
“But he had the eye of the tiger, Bob did.” Fifty years later, the chairs are sleeker ... covered the distance in 2 hours, 58 minutes. His prize: a certificate of achievement – just like ...
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Damian Lillard injury update: Bucks star (blood clot) expected to return in Game 2 or 3 vs. Pacers
Lillard was sidelined Saturday for the Bucks' loss in Game 1 of their first-round playoff series against the Indiana Pacers, but he is expected to return in Game 2 or 3, per CBS Sports' Bill Reiter. " ...
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Fifty years later, Bob Hall’s example — and his racing wheelchairs — are still going strong
BOSTON (AP) — Bob Hall and Bill Rodgers were teammates training for the 1975 Boston Marathon — Rodgers on his feet, and Hall in his wheelchair. Rodgers would go on to win that year ...
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Fifty years later, Bob Hall's example -- and his racing wheelchairs -- are still going strong
“But he had the eye of the tiger, Bob did.” Fifty years later, the chairs are sleeker ... Adams, a 6-foot-5 guard, was part of Huskies' No. 2-rated incoming freshman class.