Many believe that the "Greatest Game Ever" was played on this day.
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Many believe that the "Greatest Game Ever" was played on this day.
One of the most dramatic comebacks in college football history happened on this day.
In 1996 Richard Jewell saved countless lives while working as a security guard during the Atlanta Olympics. A suspicious package he discovered contained the largest pipe-bomb in American history.
On the day he died, the greatest matdor faced a venerable opponent descended from a deadly line of Miura bulls.
It was the top of the 9th, and the Kansas City Royals were down 4-3 to the Yankees. George Brett cracked a 2-run homer to take a 5 to 4 lead at Yankee Stadium. New York's manager, Billy Martin, approached the umpire and requested that he take a closer look at Brett's bat.
One by one, three boys fell off the underwater cliff. None of them could swim, and neither could Joe Delaney.
In the world's longest tennis match, John Isner defeated Nicoloas Mahut in the first round at Wimbledon after 11 hours and 5 minutes of play that stretched over 3 days and 183 games.
For over 90 years baseball fans have debated whether or not Ernie Shore should get credit for a perfect game.
In 1896 he became a national hero in Greece by winning the first modern-day Olympic marathon.
Today was the day that Yugoslavian ski jumper, Vinko Bogataj, wiped out in spectacular fashion during a competition in Oberstdorf, West Germany.
At 3:30 PM on this day, 199 runners left Los Angeles for the first Transcontinental Foot Race. The first man to make it to New York City would win $25,000.
Drew Ballard was on the verge of beating the great Pete Weber. He had just rolled 2 strikes and only needed to knock down 7 pins for the win and a $150,000 payday.
On this foggy night, Shergar, the famous racehorse and stud was stolen.
After a couple of slices, Shepard connected on a shot that according to him flew for "miles and miles and miles."
A Vietnam vet threatens to jump off a building and Muhammad Ali swings into action.
In the early morning hours of this day, former heavyweight champion Leon Spinks was attacked and robbed of $45,000 worth of jewelry, clothing and other items.
A 40-pound airplane shaped like a lawnmower took off from the endzone and veered over the crowd.
It was on this day during halftime of Super Bowl XXXVIII that 90 million viewers were shocked and awed by Janet Jackson's breast.