This document contains short summaries of various sports and athletes without any clear overall theme or purpose. It discusses Barry Sanders playing American football, Randy Johnson's baseball career, Bobby Bowden's success as a college football coach, the sports of handball and kendo, how to perform a skateboarding trick called an ollie, and the accomplishments of the soccer team A.C. Milan. However, it lacks any analysis or overarching point to unite these diverse sports topics.

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3. BARRY SANDERS
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• Barry Sanders
• Acute injuries to the musculoskeletal system—
especially to the knees and ankles—are a common
problem among professio
• nal and amateur football players, who frequently
endure surprise blows from the side. Team doctors
and sports medicine professionals are trained to
deal with these types of injuries. Here, American
football player Barry Sanders, playing for the
Detroit Lions, makes a cut during a game against
the Washington Redskins.

5. RANDY JOHNSON
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• Randy Johnson
• Baseball player Randy Johnson overcame poor
control early in his career to become a top-notch
starting pitcher with a blazing fastball. One of the
tallest players in baseball history, Johnson has
collected five Cy Young Awards and was named co-
most valuable player (MVP) of the 2001 World
Series. He joined the New York Yankees in 2005.

7. BOBBY BOWDEN
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• Bobby Bowden
• Florida State coach Bobby Bowden is one of
the most successful college football coaches
in history. His teams were ranked in the top
five in the nation every year from 1987 to
2000, winning national titles in 1993
and1999.

9. HAND BALL
• Handball requires quickness, strength,
endurance, and strategy. Each player
attempts to hit the ball against a wall with
either hand in such a way that the opponent
cannot return the ball. Handball is played in
neighborhoods throughout North America.

11. KENDO
• In kendo, a Japanese martial art,
combatants wear full samurai dress
while battling with swords made of
tied bamboo staves.

13. POPING AN OLLIE
• Skateboarders can jump off ramps and rails,
do tricks, and race in slalom competitions.
Here, a skateboarder performs a stunt
called an ollie by pushing down on the back of
the skateboard and popping the board into
the air. Both feet should remain in contact
with the board as it sails into the air and
returns to the ground.

15. A.C.MILAN
• A.C. Milan is one of the most storied
professional soccer teams in Europe. Based
in Milan, Italy, the club has won numerous
championships, including consecutive World
Club Championships in 1989 and 1990.
Depicted here is the 1997 team.