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Best Lead in a Daily
"Drunken men cried Saturday."
Robert Sanchez, Rocky Mountain News
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Published on March 29, 2001
In a December 24 article about the Denver Broncos' final game at Mile High Stadium, News staff writer Robert Sanchez summed up the feelings of loyal fans in the South Stands with this simple, to-the-point start: "Drunken men cried Saturday."
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