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On the wall of Ralph Nader's office hangs a color portrait of baseball legend Lou Gehrig, an old-fashioned hero who seems to rebuke so much of today's sports world _ the sex-abuse and drug scandals, labor strife, rampant commercialization.Gehrig, who set a standard for durability while playing 2,130 consecutive games over 15 seasons, is the only More... |
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