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svuba · 02-03-2009, 10:57 AM

Or how about theses guys?

Y. A. Tittle
Alive
Born: 10/24/1926
Age: 82

Full name: Yelberton Abraham Tittle
Noted For: NFL quarterback; Baltimore Colts (1948-50), San Francisco 49ers (1951-60), New York Giants (1961-64). NFL Most Valuable Player (1963). Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Hame (1971).

This guy is a little older, but definitely a legend:
John Wooden
Alive
Born: 10/14/1910
Age: 98

Noted For: basketball player and coach. Played for NCAA Purdue (1930-32) and two NBA teams (1937-39). Coach for NCAA UCLA (1948-75). Coached teams to seven consecutive national championships (1966-73). Enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame (as a player, 1961; as a coach, 1973).

http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/...n2174447.shtml

"When I went overseas in December, 1917," World War I veteran Frank Buckles says, "I was 16 years old."

Now 105 years old, Buckles is a bit hard of hearing, but sharp as a tack, and fit. He still does 50 sit-ups each morning. And he still shows the same determination he had as a teenager—who lied about his age so he could go to war.

02-03-2009, 10:57 AM	#12
svuba Starter Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Concord, California, USA Casino cash: $10004900	Or how about theses guys? Y. A. Tittle Alive Born: 10/24/1926 Age: 82 Full name: Yelberton Abraham Tittle Noted For: NFL quarterback; Baltimore Colts (1948-50), San Francisco 49ers (1951-60), New York Giants (1961-64). NFL Most Valuable Player (1963). Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Hame (1971). This guy is a little older, but definitely a legend: John Wooden Alive Born: 10/14/1910 Age: 98 Noted For: basketball player and coach. Played for NCAA Purdue (1930-32) and two NBA teams (1937-39). Coach for NCAA UCLA (1948-75). Coached teams to seven consecutive national championships (1966-73). Enshrined in the Basketball Hall of Fame (as a player, 1961; as a coach, 1973). http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/...n2174447.shtml "When I went overseas in December, 1917," World War I veteran Frank Buckles says, "I was 16 years old." Now 105 years old, Buckles is a bit hard of hearing, but sharp as a tack, and fit. He still does 50 sit-ups each morning. And he still shows the same determination he had as a teenager—who lied about his age so he could go to war.
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