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Fundraiser sells "I Love Murray" shirts and mugs

Published Dec 01, 2017

A high school in Dunblane, Scotland sold off some choice merchandise for charity: I love Murray mugs and shirts. Hometown heros Andy Murray and Jamie Murray got the honor of being turned into memorabilia.

Their mom Judy Murray was proud to hold up the trinkets:

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After raising two No. 1's she certainly deserves to brag a little. Andy Murray also had a special message on the BBC for young people:

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Murray is working hard to return to the tour in time for Brisbane after a hip injury cut his season short after Wimbledon.