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Found January 23, 2012 on Sacbee:
PLAYERS: Bear Pascoe,  Jake Ballard
TEAMS: New York Giants
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SAN FRANCISCO – A lot of athletes preach work ethic – running, lifting, weight-room stuff. Bear Pascoe experienced an entirely different sort of sweat and grit, in Wranglers, boots and a 10-gallon hat. Giants tight ends Jake Ballard, left, and Bear Pascoe celebrate Pascoe's second-quarter touchdown. Pascoe, a third-stringer, said he was "just glad I made a play to help us get going."
Original Story: http://www.sacbee.com/2012/01/23/4207...
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