Pete Brown
Born | December 25, 1940 |
Hometown | Ashtead, England |
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‘The gastropub has killed the boozer’ – when is a pub no longer a pub?
- Until recently The George, just north of Oxford Circus, was a scuzzy old 18th-century boozer of the kind it is increasingly hard to find in London. You might have popped in if you worked nearby, but it was nobody’s idea of a destination.
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Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is preparing to play his first game in eight weeks this weekend against the Carolina Panthers, coach Mike McCarthy announced on Wednesday. McCarthy told reporters that the two-time NFL MVP would receive extra individual work in order to get up to speed after his two-month absence. The Packers (7-6), who are 3-4 in the absence of Rodgers, may need to run the table in hopes of securing a postseason berth.
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NFL-Bengals co-founder Pete Brown dies
Pete Brown, the Cincinnati Bengals' senior vice president of player personnel and co-founder of the team in the mid-1960s along with his brother Mike and father Paul Brown, died Tuesday. "Pete was the quiet one, but his talents spoke volumes," Bengals president Mike Brown said in a statement Wednesday. "Pete was more prone to action than talk, and his contributions to the Bengals were significant.
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Choi seeks to end drought in rain at Torrey Pines
By Ben Everill LA JOLLA, California (Reuters) - South Korean veteran K.J. Choi moved within sight of his ninth PGA Tour victory when he earned a share of the lead with American Scott Brown after the third round at the Farmers Insurance Open on Saturday. Choi birdied the par-five 18th to shoot even-par 72 and join Brown (70) at nine-under-207, one shot ahead of Jimmy Walker and Gary Woodland at Torrey Pines in southern California. Choi, winless on the PGA Tour since 2011, was delighted to give
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