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    Saskatchewan Roughrider fullback George Reed speaks at a ceremony held in his honour as members of his family watch, Oct 8, 1973. At left is the football, now mounted as a trophy, which he used in an August game to set a professional football career rushing record. (CP PHOTO/Stf)

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