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Image 1 — May 19, 1976. Paul McCartney performs in Atlanta on his extremely successful "Wings Over America" tour
Image 2 — May 19, 1976. Paul McCartney performs in Atlanta on his extremely successful "Wings Over America" tour
Image 3 — May 19, 1976. Paul McCartney performs in Atlanta on his extremely successful "Wings Over America" tour
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May 19, 1976. Paul McCartney performs in Atlanta on his extremely successful "Wings Over America" tour

By the end of the month, he would be on the cover of Time magazine. On the night of May 19th, Atlantans were happily paying $9.50 to see Paul and Wings in concert as part of the band's multi-city, blockbuster tour. This tour marked the first time in a decade that Paul had performed live on tour in North America. Of course the last time, in 1966, he had still been a Beatle.

u/Bobo4037 — 23 hours ago
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[Yahoo Sports] Sherman Lewis, who won four Super Bowl championships as an assistant coach, died on Friday at 83 years old.

Lewis, an All-American RB at Michigan State and Heisman finalist in 1963, went on to become an NFL assistant for 22 seasons.

u/Bobo4037 — 3 days ago
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[Highlight] Johnny Unitas and Joe Namath have one of the greatest passing showdowns of all time, combining for 872 yards and 9 touchdowns in a 44-34 Jets win over Baltimore.

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[Highlight] Bronko Nagurski with some of the most physically impressive highlights ever, even nearly 100 years later. The 6'3" 230lb monster of a man was a 4x 1st Team All-Pro on both sides of the ball, playing fullback and tackle.

u/Bobo4037 — 10 days ago