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Gale Sayers |The finest, most elegant open-field running back and kick-returner ever, and the youngest at the time to be inducted into the NFL Hall of Fame. |Wrote a best-selling book entitled ''I Am Third'' (Jesus is first) which became a hit TV
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|Home run king, a very fast baserunner with a high batting average, and a repeat winner of the Golden Glove Award for superb fielding until [[Roberto Clemente]] began winning that.  Appearing healthy, Hank Aaron unexpectedly died in his sleep about 2.5 weeks after receiving a [[COVID vaccine]].
 
|Home run king, a very fast baserunner with a high batting average, and a repeat winner of the Golden Glove Award for superb fielding until [[Roberto Clemente]] began winning that.  Appearing healthy, Hank Aaron unexpectedly died in his sleep about 2.5 weeks after receiving a [[COVID vaccine]].
 
|Converted to [[Christianity]] early in his career and liked books such as ''The Life of Christ'' (1954).  Also played for teams which generally were not successful.
 
|Converted to [[Christianity]] early in his career and liked books such as ''The Life of Christ'' (1954).  Also played for teams which generally were not successful.
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|The finest, most elegant open-field running back and kick-returner ever, and the youngest at the time to be inducted into the [[NFL]] Hall of Fame.
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|Wrote a best-selling book entitled ''I Am Third'' ([[Jesus]] is first) which became a hit TV movie, and supported [[Republican]] [[Richard Nixon]]'s reelection in 1972.
 
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