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 PITTSBURGH (AP) - Many NFL players donate money to charity, give speeches to youth groups, fund athletic programs or lend a helping hand to a wayward youngster.
To Pittsburgh Steelers backup quarterback Charlie Batch, that's merely a night's work.
Batch, himself a child of the mean streets and a man whose cherished 17-year-old sister, Danyl, was shot to death as an innocent bystander during random gang violence in 1996, gives more than cash or autographs to his hardscrabble hometown of Homestead.
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