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Gale Sayers Remembered - The New York Beacon

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  By Andrew Rosario   The NFL lost a true legend with the passing of Chicago Bears running back Gale Sayers. Known as the 'Kansas City Comet' from his college days at Kansas, Sayers took the Bears and the league by storm. The all-purpose back […]

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