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A professional [[Germany|German]] [[tennis]] player of the 1930s.

American professional golfer and amateur tennis player, born 1946.

...roid'' has five different endings that vary depending on how much time the player takes to finish the game. The two fastest endings feature Samus Aran in var

(February 6, 1895 – August 16, 1948), iconic American [[baseball]] player.

A portable media player, produced and sold by Apple, Inc.

(born July 10, 1956 in Dublin) A former football player from Ireland.

(1913–1991) Fine Australian tennis player of the 1930s and '40s.

Fine Australian tennis player of the mid-20th Century, particularly in doubles.

German soccer player of the mid-20th century, born in 1942.

Great baseball player for the mid-20th century [[New York Yankees]]

Mid-20th century American tennis player, both an amateur and a professional.

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Fine American amateur tennis player (born 1923–) of the 1940s and '50s.

...s by the [[National Association of Base Ball Players]]. They referred to a player's average performance over a number of games, and were among the first base ...player scored per game, expressed as a whole number and a remainder. If a player scored 29 runs in nine games, his average runs per game would be three, wit

...without going over 21, or if the dealer "busts" by going over 21. If the player has a total of 21 with the two cards initially dealt to him, it is called a

The '''iPod''' is a portable media player, produced and sold by [[Apple Inc.]] ...portunity, and in October 2001 released their first portable digital music player, given the name iPod.<ref>[http://www.ipodhistory.com/ iPod History]</ref>

Texas [[singer-songwriter]], bass player for [[Townes Van Zandt]], [[Lightnin' Hopkins]] and [[Lucinda Williams]]

2-player board game, from the 1960s [[3M]] Bookshelf game series

2+ player trivia game, from the 1960s [[3M]] Bookshelf game series

2+ player trivia game, from the 1960s [[3M]] Bookshelf game series