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Corky: Harrison was a true pioneer
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[OCRegister] - It was Hawaiian George Freeth, who was doing surfing demonstrations there at that time. This changed the whole game for the young Lorrin. By he and his brothers and sister were all surfing and Lorrin was starting to build boards for them to ride.
2nd Annual "Morgan Wave Of The Day" Paddleout Fundraiser Set for Seal ...
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[Surfline.com Surf News] crying and passing the board around to each other... the short boarders were even hugging the longboarders. The love was reminiscent of other fallen surf heros such as George Freeth and Eddie Aikau". http://www.surfline.com/surfnews/article.cfm?id
Google News: Duke Kahanamoku made sure surf's up
[The Tennessean] - In 1999, Surfer Magazine honored Duke as the century's most influential surfer. (While Duke is recognized for popularizing the sport, George Freeth, an Irish-Hawaiian who was born on Oahu in 1883, is credited by surf lore keepers as the first modern
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