The Athlete: His license plate:
Heinie Groh, Cincinnatti third baseman .474 (his batting average in 1932 World Series)
Johnny Bench, baseball catcher after
earning his first MVP award MVP-1
Roger Clemens, Pro pitcher SUPER K (with "1986 MVP" and "Cy Young" painted over taillights on his Porsche 928 S4)
Kent Tekulve, pro baseball pitcher TEKE 27 (uniform number)
Al Oliver, pro baseball outfielder after
winning American League title for hits AL HITS
Frank Thomas, Cincinnatti's AL MVP
twice in succession LNG BALL
Bert Blyleven, pro baseball pitcher XMAS TOY (for wife's car to celebrate his then-new $3.5 million contract) Edwin Nunez, pro baseball pitcher ED-WINS
Matt Young, pro baseball pitcher STRYKK
Lenny Heep, pro baseball outfielder ARNOLD (which he never explained)
Eddie Shore, hockey hall of famer MR HOCKEY
Mike Gennis, world team sky diving champ AIRGASM
One time race starter at Maryland's
thoroughbred racing tracks BLIND (which was his real name)
Edwin Moses, Olympic hurdling champion OLYMPYN
Tom Petranoff, former world champ
javelin thrower 327-2-JAV (his record distance)
Brian Boitano, world champ figure skater SKY8-88 (his future expectation in 1987)
Kurt Thomas, Olympic gold medal gymnast GOLD N 92
Sammy Lee, Olympic champ springboard
diver 2 GOLDS
Paul Pender, former middleweight boxing
champion M-CHAMP
Tony DeMarco, former welterweight
boxing champion TKO
Larry Holmes, former IMF heavyweight
boxing champion ROUND-1
Doug Dieken, former Cleveland offensive
tackle ME HOLD
Hart Lee Dykes, NFL draftee ICU-UCME
Michael Jordan, pro basketball player M-AIR-JORDAN
Chuck Nevitt, former Detroit, L.A. and
Houston pro basketball player 7 FT 5 (which was his height. Wife Sandra had 5 FT 7.)
Rudy Garciduenas, L.A. Lakers equipment
manager THANX SHAQ (on new car Shaq O'Neal gifted him)
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