Why is this 64-year-old running from Cape May, NJ to High Point?
Sixty-four-year-old Ray Pinney is in better shape than most New Jersey residents, and he'll be putting it to good use in April.
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Why is this 64-year-old running from Cape May, NJ to High Point?
Sixty-four-year-old Ray Pinney is in better shape than most New Jersey residents, and he'll be putting it to good use in April.
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64-year-old Boonton Township man will run the length of New Jersey
BOONTON TWP. - They are going to start at the Cape May County lighthouse.
Source: newjerseyhills.com
Why is this 64-year-old running from Cape May, NJ to High Point?
Sixty-four-year-old Ray Pinney is in better shape than most New Jersey residents, and he'll be putting it to good use in April.
Source: 943thepoint.com
Why is this 64-year-old running from Cape May, NJ to High Point?
Sixty-four-year-old Ray Pinney is in better shape than most New Jersey residents, and he'll be putting it to good use in April.
Source: nj1015.com
Asked and Answered: Aug. 3
This NFL Films view showed definitively that Harris caught the ball before it hit the turf
Source: steelers.com
The More You Know: Random, bold and bizarre facts about the Steelers
Time to learn more about your favorite NFL team, and some trivia as well!
Source: behindthesteelcurtain.com
Asked and Answered: Feb. 28
Stautner's No. 70 was retired in 1964, which wasn't nearly the big deal then that it would be today
Source: steelers.com
Super Bowl Rewind: Super Bowl XIII, Steelers vs. Cowboys - Behind the Steel Curtain
With the Super Bowl matchup set without Pittsburgh, BTSC looks back at the Steeler Super Bowl wins. Next up, Super Bowl XIII
Source: behindthesteelcurtain.com
Steelers draft lookahead: Rarely picking so high, team could add major talent
Out of contention at 3-7, the Steelers are on track to have more draft capital than they've had in decades. How should they use it?
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