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- Too Alive to DieStill, freak accidents took the lives of Jerome Brown of the Philadelphia Eagles and Eric Andolsek of the Detroit LionsRick Reilly | July 06, 1992
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- Golf CubA mere 15, the precocious Eldrick (Tiger) Woods is already stalking the prosTim Crothers | March 25, 1991
That's the whole point: getting to 19. Yes, he's won twice this year, but those wins will be footnotes when all is said and done. The real headline of the year for Tiger is that he's 0 for 1 in majors in 2009. By dusk on Father's Day he expects to be 1 for 2. He'll view anything else as a failure. Can you imagine this guy as the owner of the Yankees? He'd make you forget all about George Steinbrenner. Anyway, Nicklaus, a man not prone to bluster, is predicting that Tiger's 15th major will be a New York story. A stab at the big type: 'PAGE-ING NUMBER 15: TIGER TAMES THE BEAST!  
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