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Brian Redman left school at 16 and found a career in auto racing during the sport's most deadly decade. This week on Only A Game, Redman tells a story about...
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'Prince' Hal Chase: 'The Babe Ruth Of Ballgame Fixers'
Hal Chase belongs on the list of baseball's most infamous game fixers.
Brian Redman Remembers Racing's Deadliest Decade
One-third of auto racing's top drivers died between 1966-1975. Brian Redman survived.
Messed-Up Rims And 'Magic': The Story Behind The NYC Style Of Basketball
Players from New York City have a unique style. But could it be hurting their NBA chances?
Littlefield: After Alleged Death Threats, Thinking About 'The Way Things Are'
Florida football coach Jim McElwain recently said that he, his family and his players have received death threats.
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Power, Money And Corruption: The Story Of The NCAA
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'No Freedom 'Til We're Equal': Heather Hardy Fights For Women's Boxing
Undefeated boxer Heather Hardy found her home after stepping into the ring for the first time. Now, she's fighting for gender equality in the sport.
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