The producer and his skating son

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Former 'Hockey Night in Canada' producer Ralph Mellanby is now in Atlanta preparing to televise the 1996 Olympics, while son Scott plays for the Florida Panthers of the NHL. Scott was the plaintiff in a lawsuit in which he sought damages for injuries that hindered his development in hockey.

Biography, Hockey players, Television producers and directors, Television directors, Television producers (Persons), Mellanby, Ralph, Mellanby, Scott

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Gunning for Maris and Mantle: the legendary 1961 Yankees' home-run record is threatened by - it must be a misprint - the Oakland A's

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The Oakland A's had 179 home runs as of early Aug 1996, which means that they will have 270 home runs by the end of the baseball season if they continue at that pace. That would be 30 more home runs than the New York Yankees had in 1961, when Maris hit 61 and Mantle hit 54 home runs.

Achievements and awards, Oakland Athletics, Sports records, New York Yankees, Home runs (Baseball), Home run records

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