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Gordie Howe.
Gordie Howe.

By Larry Batson

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A biography of the hockey star considered by some "the finest all-around hockey player the game has ever seen."

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Kareem Abdul Jabbar Superstars
Kareem Abdul Jabbar Superstars

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Alan Page.
Alan Page.

By Larry Batson

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A biography stressing the "distinctive style" of the Vikings' defensive tackle, Alan Page.

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Passing the football
Passing the football

By Paul J. Deegan

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Gives instructions in the techniques of passing a football.

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Stan Smith (Creative Education Sports Superstars)
Stan Smith (Creative Education Sports Superstars)

By Harold Henriksen, Sam Hasegawa

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A biography of tennis star Stan Smith, who ranked number one in 1972.

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Almost a Champion
Secretariat
Secretariat

By Harold Henriksen, Pamela Barclay

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Evel Knievel
Evel Knievel

By Harold Henriksen, Larry Batson

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Peggy Fleming
Peggy Fleming

By Harold Henriksen, Charles Morse

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Skates and skating
Skates and skating

By Paul J. Deegan

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Introduces the fundamentals of ice skating including shoe fit, lacing the skates, starting and stopping on the ice, skating backward and turning.

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