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- Investigators Seize Items, Continue to Probe High Value Card Theft in OH
- One Swing, One Card: The Pitchers Who Gave Up Babe Ruth’s Most Famous Home Runs
- Olympic Collectors Fair Returns to the US This Month
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- eBay Tightens Rules on Trading Card Repacks Amid Industry Scrutiny
- MeiGray Inks Deal With Dallas Wings
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- He Mailed His Mickey Mantle Card for an Autograph in April 1952; Now It’s Heading to Auction
- Ranking the Graded Population of Sandy Koufax Cards
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The Sports Archives – An Infographic About the Greatest College Football Programs of All-Time!
A good coach matters more in football than any other American sport. This is especially true in college football, where a coach is the head of the program both on game day and on recruiting visits. So who are the … Continue reading
Posted in College Football
Tagged alabama, bcs, Bear Bryant, Bobby Bowden, coaches, college football, college football blogs, college football infographic, Doug Williams, Eddie Robinson, Florida State University, Forrest Gump, Grambling State University, greatest college football coaches, Joe Paterno, michigan, oklahoma, Penn State, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Willie Davis, winningest coaches
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The Sports Archives – Clyde Wetsuits – The Wreck Of The MV Akka!
The waters of the River Clyde – Glasgow’s great river – have been the birthplace of many great ships, but they have also been the graveyard of a few others. The largest vessel to come to grief in the Clyde … Continue reading
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Tagged Adventure Sports, Captain Sundin, Clyde Estuary, clyde wrecks, dive shops, diving, diving blogs, diving equipment, drysuit, firth of clyde, Gantocks, Glasgow, Gothenburg, marine history, men's wetsuits, Mull of Kintyre, mv akka, River Clyde, Scuba Diving, scuba gear, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, Swimming, underwater photography, wetsuit, wreck diving, wreck exploration
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The Sports Archives – Heartwarming Story Of Jamaican Bobsled Team!
Yeah Jamaica we have a bobsled team! Jamaica’s Unexpected Bobsled Beginning Audience goers everywhere fell in love with the Jamaican bobsled team thanks to the 1993 movie “Cool Runnings.” The film was based on the team’s first time competing in … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – 4 Facts About The 2014 Winter Olympics!
My first memory of the winter Olympics revolved around watching 15-year-old Tara Lipinski dazzle the judges and audiences everywhere with her flawless performances and radiant energy during the 1998 games. I’ve been an ardent fan of the winter Olympics ever … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics
Tagged 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, bobsledding, Cool Runnings, Cross-country skiing, Gary Zenkel, ice skating, Jamaica bobsled team, london olympics, Mark Lazarus, nbc, Olympic Blogs, Olympics, olympics 2014, olympics games, Sarah Hughes, skiing, social media, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports coverage, Tara Lipinski, Winston Watt, Winter Olympics, winter sports
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The Sports Archives – Fishing Taboos You Should Break – And Some You Should Keep!
A few years ago my best friend’s dad underwent a double knee replacement and so I swung by the house one afternoon to say hello, see how he was doing, have a chat, etc. It was just a couple of … Continue reading
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Tagged bananas, black-soled shoes, blogs about fishing, chum, Deep Sea Fishing, fiddles, fish story, Fishing, fishing karma, fishing sport, fishing superstitions, fishing taboos, fishing tips, Key West, old wives tale, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, tattoos, travel
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The Sports Archives – 10 Famous MLB Players Who Call The Sunshine State Home!
During the 2012 annual governor’s conference on tourism in Orlando, a slogan was unveiled to convince visitors to stay one more night. Soon commercials showing tourists not yet ready to leave the state began airing, each one claiming that it … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball
Tagged Andre Dawson, Chipper Jones, Dave Eiland, Derek Bell, Florida baseball, Gary Sheffield, Hank Aaron, Lou Piniella, MLB, MLB Blogs, Rookie of the Year, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, spring training camp, Steve "Lefty" Carlton, Sunshine State, Tim Raines, Vince Coleman, Zack Greinke
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The Sports Archives – The UK’s Most Famous Stadia!
From Wembley to Old Trafford, we take a look at the United Kingdom’s most famous stadia. Great Britain has a well-established sports culture, and many long-standing sporting events are held regularly throughout the country. As a result, some sports venues … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Other, Rugby, Soccer
Tagged 1939 FA Cup, 2012 London Olympics, Anfield, British Home Championship, Camp Nou, Cricket, England National Football Team, English Football, everton, Goodison Park, Great Britain, Harlequins, Liverpool FC, manchester united, old trafford, Old Trafford Stadium, removable roof, Richmond, Rugby Football Union, rugby world cup, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports venues, stadia, stadiums, Stratford Stadium, Tottehham, Twickenham, uk, United Kingdom, Wales, Wembley, West Ham United
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The Sports Archives – Lawyers Seeking Settlement From NFL For Brain And Spinal Cord Injuries!
The NFL Players Association’s attorneys in the highly publicized personal injury case are currently seeking damages they won against the NFL for players who suffered severe injuries to their brain and spine while playing for the National Football League. Settlement? The … Continue reading
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Tagged Alzheimer's, blogs about sports injuries, brain and spinal cord injuries, brain health, brain injury, concussions, damages and compensation, dementia, head trauma, Lou Gehrig’s, NFL, NFL judgement, NFL settlement, Parkinson’s, severe depression, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports injuries, suicidal thoughts
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The Sports Archives – The Richest Football (Soccer) Stadium In The World?
When the winner of the bid for the 2022 World Cup tournament was announced as Qatar in 2011, everyone already expected a lot. Qatar, ranked as the world’s richest country in 2012, is synonymous with opulence and a certain amount … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged 2022 World Cup, English Football, FIFA World Cup, football soccer, football stadium, Lusail, New Doha International Airport, Qatar, sports and lesiure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, World Cup, World Cup 2022, World Cup blogs, World Cup venues
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