Michael Johnson: sprinting to the Olympics

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Sprinter Michael Johnson is aiming for world records in the 200- and 400-meter events in the Barcelona Olympic Games in 1992. Injuries caused Johnson to place last in an Olympic trial in 1988, but rigorous training has made him the top-ranked runner in his events.

Behavior, Biography, Olympic athletes, Runners (Sports), Johnson, Michael (American car dealer)

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Ken Griffey Jr.: a chip off the old block

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Center-fielder Ken Griffey, Jr., has a natural talent for baseball. Both Griffey and his father played for the Seattle Mariners when Ken Griffey, Sr., joined the team in Aug 1990.

Cover Story, Interview, Baseball players, Outfielders (Baseball), Griffey, Ken, Jr.

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Football's hall of champions

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The Professional Football Hall of Fame in Canton, OH, has inducted just 164 players and coaches since opening in 1963. The museum's exhibits and special attractions are described.

Museums, Art museums, Football (Professional), Professional football, Collections and collecting, Professional Football Hall of Fame

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