CSPAN3 June 17, 2012
wheatonized man. white emerged before the appetite had been slicked or on the gridiron the diamond, or even the golf course. in white's day even a horse could be called the horse that came from nothing on his own but courage and a will to win. for byron white, the bromance of the sports pages, at least when they capitalized on him, contradicted every reflex and conviction that he had developed as a young man in wellington. he was naturally redicent, generally modest and worked hard to support his family and to improve himself. he sought no recognition, shied when it came, and deflect...
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