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Joe Montana Requires Stitches After ATV Accident

Former NFL great Joe Montana was in an ATV accident while riding on his California ranch but he’s going to be OK.

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↵↵Montana told ABC’s Mike Shumann he took a tumble while riding an all terrain vehicle on his ranch near Calistoga. Montana was not seriously hurt, but his injuries did require stitches above his eye.

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The accident caused him to cancel an appearance before the Santa Clara City Council. Montana and several of his business partners, which include former 49ers owner Eddie DeBartolo, want to build a hotel, restaurants and sports bars on city-owned land near the proposed site for the 49ers new stadium.

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