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Lou Gehrig's record for consecutive games played stood for decades until Cal Ripken Jr.

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A story of one of Australia's most celebrated paralympians, Louise Sauvage. She has dominated wheelchair racing since 1990, claiming titles in everything from marathon to short sprints. Winning many medals and awards, she is at the forefront of Australian sport.

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Graham went on to compete in some of the worlds toughest challenges, including completing an Ironman, running the famous Marathon des Sables in the desert and swimming from Europe to Asia all while trying (and usually failing) to fit in training around family and domestic duties.

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From the legendary Irish Times columnist and award-winning veteran American sports journalist George Kimball, author of the bestselling Four Kings, comes this compilation of boxing-related commentary, criticism, reportage and analysis, representing the best of his work over the last decade.

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We play in a local league - home games only - and it doesn't matter then who you are or what you've done, you can still be a hero on match day.

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As "Runner's World's" columnist and poster child for adult-onset athletes, John "the Penguin" Bingham offers the ultimate introduction to long-distance running and walking.

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Adelaide's dual premiership captain, Mark Bickley has been a mainstay in Adelaide's line-up since the club's inception. This biography recalls the career of one of the Crow's most reliable players, who as captain helped his team achieve the ultimate back-to-back premierships.

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Arguably the best Touring Car driver of the last decade, Mark Skaife pens a "year in the life of" a reigning V8 Champion from flying down Conrod Straight at nearly 300km per hour to winning the 2001 Bathurst 1000. He also reveals how off-track can be just as competitive as on-track.

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The inspiring story of a young boy from Sydney Panania who grew up to become one of the world's greatest cricketers.

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This book examines how practitioners have responded to stimuli such as feminism, globalisation, imperialism, militarism, nationalism slavery and the commercialisation of sport.

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The most capped England rugby scrum-half of all time, a captain of his country, and a two-times British Lions tourist, Matt Dawsons career story is a colourful tale spiced with controversy, from club rugby at Northampton to England winning the Rugby World Cup in Australia. Now fully updated with Englands first year as World Champions.

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A motivational children's novel where we follow the main character Maya find her passion through the story of a true legend.

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With trademark wit and wisdom, cricket legend and one of Australia's best-loved players shares his views on 104 greats of the game.

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With the possible exceptions of boxer Muhammad Ali and baseball player Babe Ruth, no athlete has made a greater impact on American society-or in the world-than Michael Jordan.

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A moving personal story of triumph over tragedy by a great British boxing champion.

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Demonstrating through fight metrics how just as many matches are won by strikes as submissions, this manual addresses the importance of proper 'grounding' and lists an array of riding, pinning, and transitioning skills. It offers a one-stop solution for this vital but often overlooked aspect of the mixed martial arts arena.

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The story of 2003 - golf's most unlikely year, and a look at how winning majors changes players' lives.

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