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|[[Ted Williams]]

|[[Ted Williams]]

|baseball (and fighter pilot)

|baseball  

|campaigned for Republicans, also criticized the media

|campaigned for Republicans, also criticized the medi, and fighter pilot

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|[[Kurt Warner]]

|[[Kurt Warner]]

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|[[J.C. Watts]]

|[[J.C. Watts]]

|college football

|football

|Republican Congressman (OK)

|Republican Congressman (OK)

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|Jack Lynch

|Jack Lynch

|Gaelic football and hurling

|hurling

|One of the greatest ever dual players. As Taoiseach, reduced taxes and thereby increased employment in Ireland.

|One of the greatest ever dual players. As Taoiseach, reduced taxes and thereby increased employment in Ireland.

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|Lewis Hamilton

|Lewis Hamilton

|Formula 1

|auto racing

|outspoken Christian, describing his 2008 world championship win as "a blessing"

|outspoken Christian, describing his 2008 world championship win as "a blessing"

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|Doug Flutie

|Doug Flutie

|college football

|football

|endorsed [[Scott Brown]]

|endorsed [[Scott Brown]]

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|Michael Jones

|Michael Jones

|Rugby union

|rugby

|His Christian beliefs caused him to abstain from playing or training on Sundays.  Recently endorsed the conservative New Zealand National Party

|His Christian beliefs caused him to abstain from playing or training on Sundays.  Recently endorsed the conservative New Zealand National Party

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|Ewan Murray

|Ewan Murray

|Rugby union

|rugby

|Observes the Sabbath and does not play for his club (Newcastle) or country (Scotland) on Sundays.

|Observes the Sabbath and does not play for his club (Newcastle) or country (Scotland) on Sundays.

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|Eric Liddell

|Eric Liddell

|Athletics

|track

|Honoured in both Scotland and China as one of their great-ever athletes, Liddell refused to run in the 1924 Olympic 100m on a Sunday. Instead, he competed in the 400m and though it was not his best event he won the gold medal. Returned to China as a missionary and was devoted to helping the sick and poor.

|Honoured in both Scotland and China as one of their great-ever athletes, Liddell refused to run in the 1924 Olympic 100m on a Sunday. Instead, he competed in the 400m and though it was not his best event he won the gold medal. Returned to China as a missionary and was devoted to helping the sick and poor.

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|Gavin Peacock

|Gavin Peacock

|Soccer

|soccer

|Attacking midfielder for Newcastle, Chelsea and QPR then a respected footballer commentator. From 2006, combined commentating with attending a seminary. Now training full-time for the ministry.

|Attacking midfielder for Newcastle, Chelsea and QPR then a respected footballer commentator. From 2006, combined commentating with attending a seminary. Now training full-time for the ministry.

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|Diego Maradona

|Diego Maradona

|Soccer

|soccer

|Credited a critical goal in the 1986 World Cup to the "hand of God"

|Credited a critical goal in the 1986 World Cup to the "hand of God"

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|Moe Berg

|Moe Berg

|Baseball

|baseball

|Spied for the United States during a baseball tour of [[Japan]] before [[World War II]]

|Spied for the United States during a baseball tour of [[Japan]] before [[World War II]]

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|[[Gerald Ford]]

|[[Gerald Ford]]

|College Football

|football

|38th [[President of the United States]], Republican

|38th [[President of the United States]], Republican

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|Jason Robinson

|Jason Robinson

|Rugby league & rugby union

|rugby

|Becoming a born-again Christian enabled him to reform his messed-up personal life

|Becoming a born-again Christian enabled him to reform his messed-up personal life

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