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He Had A Big Butt, No Lie: George Washington’s Athleticism Helped Build Our Sports-Mad Nation Original

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By Steve Rushin Verified
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Sports Illustrated Pitching the bar. Nine-pin bowling. Toss-up. Pitch & hustle. Sports in 1776 were an odd collection of endeavors, but thanks in no small part to a Founding Father with junk in his trunk, their influence can be found in what we play today. George Washington had a big dumper.
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How John Skipper Brought Soccer—and the World Cup—to American Audiences Original

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By Steve Rushin Verified
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Soccer As he climbed the ranks at ESPN, John Skipper made it his mission to make the beautiful game a popular one in the U.S. It wasn’t easy, but it was interesting—and ultimately worthwhile. The parrot lived in a gilded cage inside the gilded cage of Trump Tower. From their twin perches 49 stories above Fifth Avenue, Chuck Blazer and his tropical bird surveyed Central Park and the world beyond it.
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How John Skipper Brought Soccer-and the World Cup-to American Audiences

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By Steve Rushin Verified
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London Underground 4 hours ago Shoreditch’s iconic rooftop tube carriages are finally opening to the public as a new bar Time Out London - Leonie Cooper • 4h We’ve all seen those tube carriages that loom spectacularly over Shoreditch – and now the public will finally have the opportunity to go and have a … Weather 3 hours ago Crowds splash and let dogs swim in Hampstead Heath ponds during swan nesting season Metro - Sarah Hooper • 3h Hampstead Heath swimmers looking to cool off in the...
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