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Meet the defensive linemen
Meet the defensive linemen

By Ian Thorne

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Brief sketches of four defensive linemen of the National Football League : Alan Page, Bubba Smith, Bob Lilly, and Jim Marshall.

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Meet the quarter-backs
Meet the quarter-backs

By Ian Thorne

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Brief text and photographs introduce four star quarterbacks: Fran Tarkenton, Roger Staubach, Bob Griese, and Joe Namath.

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Meet the running backs
Meet the running backs

By Ian Thorne

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Brief text and illustrations introduce four star running backs: O. J. Simpson, Chuck Foreman, Larry Csonka, and John Brockington.

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The great centers
The great centers

By Ian Thorne

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Brief biographies of four National Hockey League centers: Phil Esposito, Stan Mikita, Bobby Clarke, and Gil Perreault.

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The great wingmen
The great wingmen

By Ian Thorne

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Introduces National Hockey League wingmen, Wayne Cashman, Yvan Cournoyer, Dave Schultz, and Rick Martin.

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The mummy
The mummy

By Ian Thorne

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Recounts the plots of the 1932 Boris Karloff thriller "The Mummy" and of several later films in which ancient mummies return to life.

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