liveleak.com - 9/11/2007
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STANLEY, WI -- It was a frightening scene in Stanley, Wisconsin Friday night. Hundreds of people at a high school football game ran for their lives when a man crashed his van through the fence and into the field goal post. Stanley police are investigating the crash. They have plenty of first hand accounts and even some home video showing the crash. Stanley Police Officer Lance Weiland said the ...
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I Said Left At The Stoplight: Beano Cook Will Park Wherever He Damn Well Pleases
Deadspin —
... Actually it was 82-year-old Palmer Kroeplin who crashed through a fence during a high school football game in Stanley, Wis., on Friday, careened onto the field and took out a goal post; or in other words, how Kyle Orton arrives at Bears practice every single Monday. Of course one assumes that Mr. Kroeplin had some sort of medical issue and didn't know what he was doing here, but some witnesses weren't so sure. ...
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