HERCULES AND THESEUS

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                    [Summary] => Believe it or not, a caveman was the hero of the first recorded sports highlight, and the first sports protagonist not only wrestled his opponents, but ate them, too.


Man has always had a predisposition to record the remarkable, and this is, after all, the highlight generation. But where did this instinct first find a physical imprint for others to follow, and even improve upon?


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                    [AuthorName] => Bill Velasco
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A history of hero worship

By Bill Velasco | September 11, 2004 - 12:00am

Believe it or not, a caveman was the hero of the first recorded sports highlight, and the first sports protagonist not only wrestled his opponents, but ate them, too. Man has always had a predisposition to record...

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