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Muhammad Ali

Muhammad Ali

Muhammad Ali

Muhammad Ali was three-time world heavyweight boxing champion.

 

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Joe DiMaggio

Joe DiMaggio
Joe DiMaggio
Joe DiMaggio

Joe DiMaggio grins in the New York Yankees’ dressing room as he holds up three fingers to denote the three home runs he hit as the Yanks defeated the Washington Senators 8 to 1 in the first game of a doubleheader at Washington, September 10, 1950. Joe is the first player ever to belt three homers in one game into Griffith Stadium’s left field bleachers, 405 feet from home plate. He also got a double.

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Six. Six thrice or three dice

Everything or Nothing

Three dice

Everything or nothing. “Cæsar aut nullus.” The Greeks and Romans

used to play with three dice. The highest throw was three sixes, and the lowest three aces. The aces were left blank, and three aces were called “three dice.” (See CÆSAR.)

S.S.S

(Latin stratum super stratum). Layer over layer.

S.T.P

stands for Sanctae Theologiae Professor. Professor is the Latin for Doctor. D.D.— i.e. Divinity Doctor or Doctor of Divinity— is the English equivalent of the Latin S.T.P.