It’s Election Day. Here Are 10 Athletes Who Became Politicians
From Gerald Ford, Michigan’s center, to Bill Bradley, Jack Kemp and Jim Bunning: 10 athletes who went from the field to the ballot, plus who’s on the ballot today.
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It’s Election Day. Here Are 10 Athletes Who Became Politicians
From Gerald Ford, Michigan’s center, to Bill Bradley, Jack Kemp and Jim Bunning: 10 athletes who went from the field to the ballot, plus who’s on the ballot today.
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On This Date: The Cubs Win the World Series, 108 Years Later (Nov. 2, 2016)
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On This Date: Arkansas Beats Ole Miss in 7 Overtimes (Nov. 3, 2001)
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On This Date: Jacques Plante Puts On a Mask (Nov. 1, 1959)
On This Date: Earl Lloyd Becomes the First Black Player in an NBA Game (Oct. 31, 1950)
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