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NFL legend Jim Brown was hustled by nine-year-old Andre Agassi
sports.yahoo.com - 10/30/2009
NFL legend Jim Brown was hustled by nine-year-old Andre Agassi
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Busted Racquet , the Yahoo! Sports tennis blog edited by yours truly, has been swamped for the past 48 hours with the news coming out of Andre Agassi's explosive new autobiography , including tales of the star's heavy drug use , his hatred of tennis and his violent father. But it was an ...
Walter Payton Breaks Jim Brown (video)
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youtube.com - 11/1/2009
Walter Payton Breaks Jim Brown (video)
— youtube.com — Footage from the game vs. New Orleans where Sweetness broke Jim Brown's career rushing record.... (more) Walter Payton Breaks Jim Brown (video)

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JIM BROWN GOT SERVED BY 9-YEAR-OLD ANDRE AGASSI
bigleaguescrew.com - 10/30/2009
JIM BROWN GOT SERVED BY 9-YEAR-OLD ANDRE AGASSI
— bigleaguescrew.com — Jim Brown is arguably the best all-around athlete of all time. Brown was one of the best... high school lacrosse players ever, averaged 38 points per game on his basketball team, and then went on to set NFL records in rushing. The guy is a certified freak and could probably take you down in ... (more) JIM BROWN GOT SERVED BY 9-YEAR-OLD ANDRE AGASSI

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Andre Agassi
05news.com - 10/28/2009
Andre Agassi
— 05news.com — Former world tennis number one, the Andre Agassi, in 1997 consumed the synthetic drug methamphetamine, better known... as “crystal”, as she confesses in his autobiographical book “Open: An Autobiography”, which goes on sale on 9 November. (more) Andre Agassi

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JIM BROWN GOT SERVED BY 9-YEAR-OLD ANDRE AGASSI
BigLeagueScrew — ... Yahoo’s Shutdown Corner reports that Jim Brown encountered a 9-year-old Agassi back in 1979. Brown was in Vegas at a tennis club when his playing partner bailed. The former NFL star was looking to make a wager and that’s when Mike Agassi suggested that he play his young son. Apparently, Mike Agassi initially offered to bet his HOUSE but then Brown lowered the terms to a mere $10,000. ...

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Jim Brown shares lessons with college athletes — Patriots & NFL - BostonHerald.com 10/30/2009
WILLIAMSTOWN - The NFL and its players union share the blame for failing to take care of those who retire from football damaged by its violent collisions, Hall of Famer Jim...
Hall of Famer Jim Brown blames NFL for failing to take care of impaired retirees — ESPN.com - NFL 10/30/2009
The NFL and its players union share the blame for failing to take care of those who retire from football damaged by its violent collisions, Hall of Famer Jim Brown said Thursday.