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  1. Certified Sports Junkie - Baseball

    A unique baseball historic perspective on the World Series and every Major League Baseball Team since 1900. ESPN Founder Bill Rasmussen offers insights gained ...
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    www.certifiedsportsjunkie.com - 2009-02-12

  2. Welcome to ESPN Founder Site

    ESPN founder Bill Rasmussen highlights the daring early days that led to the launch of ESPN September 7, 1979. How Bristol, CT, a 9,000 dollar credit card cash ...
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    www.espnfounder.com - 2009-02-04

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