Slabberz Presents...Today in Sports History
September 27, 1988: The Fall of a Champion - Ben Johnson, Steroids, and the 1988 Olympic Scandal
On this day in 1988, one of the most shocking moments in Olympic history unfolded when Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson was stripped of his gold medal. Just three days earlier,...
September 27, 1988: The Fall of a Champion - Ben Johnson, Steroids, and the 1988 Olympic Scandal
On this day in 1988, one of the most shocking moments in Olympic history unfolded when Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson was stripped of his gold medal. Just three days earlier,...
September 26, 1973 Wilt Chamberlain Joins the ABA - A Bold Move to the San Diego Conquistadors
On this day in 1973, basketball legend Wilt Chamberlain shocked the sports world by signing with the ABA’s San Diego Conquistadors. The move was intended to bring both star power...
September 26, 1973 Wilt Chamberlain Joins the ABA - A Bold Move to the San Diego Conquistadors
On this day in 1973, basketball legend Wilt Chamberlain shocked the sports world by signing with the ABA’s San Diego Conquistadors. The move was intended to bring both star power...
September 25, 1882: Baseball’s First Single-Admission Doubleheader
On September 25, 1882, Major League Baseball made history with its first single-admission doubleheader, where two games were played back-to-back for the price of one. Fans at Worcester Driving Park...
September 25, 1882: Baseball’s First Single-Admission Doubleheader
On September 25, 1882, Major League Baseball made history with its first single-admission doubleheader, where two games were played back-to-back for the price of one. Fans at Worcester Driving Park...
September 24, 1979: Skating to Freedom - The Defection of Soviet Skaters, Oleg Protopopov and Ludmila Beloussova
On September 24, 1979, figure skating legends Oleg Protopopov and Ludmila Beloussova defected from the Soviet Union during a visit to Switzerland, seeking political asylum. Known for their grace and...
September 24, 1979: Skating to Freedom - The Defection of Soviet Skaters, Oleg Protopopov and Ludmila Beloussova
On September 24, 1979, figure skating legends Oleg Protopopov and Ludmila Beloussova defected from the Soviet Union during a visit to Switzerland, seeking political asylum. Known for their grace and...
September 23, 1949: Bill Veeck Held a Mock Funeral to Bury the Cleveland Indians’ 1948 Pennant
On September 23, 1949, Cleveland Indians owner Bill Veeck, known for his colorful personality and promotional flair, organized one of the most memorable events in baseball history—a mock funeral to...
September 23, 1949: Bill Veeck Held a Mock Funeral to Bury the Cleveland Indians’ 1948 Pennant
On September 23, 1949, Cleveland Indians owner Bill Veeck, known for his colorful personality and promotional flair, organized one of the most memorable events in baseball history—a mock funeral to...
September 22, 1920: A Chicago Grand Jury Convenes to Investigate the Black Sox Scandal
On September 22, 1920, a Chicago grand jury convened to investigate allegations that eight Chicago White Sox players conspired to fix the 1919 World Series. This scandal, which would come...
September 22, 1920: A Chicago Grand Jury Convenes to Investigate the Black Sox Scandal
On September 22, 1920, a Chicago grand jury convened to investigate allegations that eight Chicago White Sox players conspired to fix the 1919 World Series. This scandal, which would come...
September 21, 1955: Marciano’s Last Fight - Closing a Perfect Chapter in Boxing History
On September 21, 1955, the boxing world witnessed one of its most iconic moments when Rocky Marciano, the only undefeated heavyweight world champion in boxing history, stepped into the ring...
September 21, 1955: Marciano’s Last Fight - Closing a Perfect Chapter in Boxing History
On September 21, 1955, the boxing world witnessed one of its most iconic moments when Rocky Marciano, the only undefeated heavyweight world champion in boxing history, stepped into the ring...
September 20, 1986: Oklahoma Crushes Minnesota 63-0
On September 20, 1986, the Oklahoma Sooners dismantled the Minnesota Golden Gophers with a 63-0 shutout in Norman, Oklahoma, showcasing one of the most dominant performances of their national championship-contending...
September 20, 1986: Oklahoma Crushes Minnesota 63-0
On September 20, 1986, the Oklahoma Sooners dismantled the Minnesota Golden Gophers with a 63-0 shutout in Norman, Oklahoma, showcasing one of the most dominant performances of their national championship-contending...
September 19, 1901: Baseball Halts for a Nation Mourning the Death of President McKinley
On September 19, 1901, Major League Baseball paused in respect for President William McKinley, whose death shook the nation. McKinley was shot on September 6, 1901, by Leon Czolgosz, an...
September 19, 1901: Baseball Halts for a Nation Mourning the Death of President McKinley
On September 19, 1901, Major League Baseball paused in respect for President William McKinley, whose death shook the nation. McKinley was shot on September 6, 1901, by Leon Czolgosz, an...
September 18, 1966: Johnny Unitas Breaks NFL TD Record with 4 Touchdown Passes Against the Vikings
On September 18, 1966, Johnny Unitas, the legendary quarterback for the Baltimore Colts, carved his name into NFL history once again. Facing the Minnesota Vikings, Unitas led the Colts to...
September 18, 1966: Johnny Unitas Breaks NFL TD Record with 4 Touchdown Passes Against the Vikings
On September 18, 1966, Johnny Unitas, the legendary quarterback for the Baltimore Colts, carved his name into NFL history once again. Facing the Minnesota Vikings, Unitas led the Colts to...
September 17, 1947: Jackie Robinson Wins Rookie of the Year, Igniting a Cultural Shift in Baseball
September 17, 1947, will forever be etched in the annals of sports history. On this day, Jackie Robinson was named Rookie of the Year by The Sporting News. But this...
September 17, 1947: Jackie Robinson Wins Rookie of the Year, Igniting a Cultural Shift in Baseball
September 17, 1947, will forever be etched in the annals of sports history. On this day, Jackie Robinson was named Rookie of the Year by The Sporting News. But this...
September 16, 1869: Young Tom Morris and Golf's First Major Hole-In-One
On this day in 1869, 18-year-old Tom Morris Jr.—better known as Young Tom Morris—secured his place in golf history by recording the first-ever hole-in-one during a major championship. The ace...
September 16, 1869: Young Tom Morris and Golf's First Major Hole-In-One
On this day in 1869, 18-year-old Tom Morris Jr.—better known as Young Tom Morris—secured his place in golf history by recording the first-ever hole-in-one during a major championship. The ace...
September 15, 2022: Roger Federer’s Retirement - A Farewell to Tennis Greatness
On September 15, 2022, tennis legend Roger Federer officially announced his retirement at the age of 41, bringing a remarkable career spanning over two decades to an end. Federer, known for...
September 15, 2022: Roger Federer’s Retirement - A Farewell to Tennis Greatness
On September 15, 2022, tennis legend Roger Federer officially announced his retirement at the age of 41, bringing a remarkable career spanning over two decades to an end. Federer, known for...
September 14, 1994: The Strike That Stopped Baseball - Selig Cancels Season
On September 14, 1994, Major League Baseball acting commissioner Bud Selig made a devastating announcement: the remainder of the season, including the playoffs and the World Series, was canceled. For...
September 14, 1994: The Strike That Stopped Baseball - Selig Cancels Season
On September 14, 1994, Major League Baseball acting commissioner Bud Selig made a devastating announcement: the remainder of the season, including the playoffs and the World Series, was canceled. For...
September 13, 1999: A Mile High Legacy - The Retirement of John Elway’s Iconic #7
On September 13, 1999, the Denver Broncos honored one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history by retiring John Elway’s #7 jersey. The ceremony took place during halftime of the...
September 13, 1999: A Mile High Legacy - The Retirement of John Elway’s Iconic #7
On September 13, 1999, the Denver Broncos honored one of the greatest quarterbacks in NFL history by retiring John Elway’s #7 jersey. The ceremony took place during halftime of the...
Sept 12, 1895: Dominating the Seas - Defender Defeats Valkyrie III in the 1895 America’s Cup Showdown
On September 12, 1895, the American yacht Defender triumphed over England’s Valkyrie III in the 10th America’s Cup, continuing the U.S.’s dominance in the prestigious yachting competition. This victory marked...
Sept 12, 1895: Dominating the Seas - Defender Defeats Valkyrie III in the 1895 America’s Cup Showdown
On September 12, 1895, the American yacht Defender triumphed over England’s Valkyrie III in the 10th America’s Cup, continuing the U.S.’s dominance in the prestigious yachting competition. This victory marked...
September 11, 1928: Ty Cobb’s Final Swing – The End of an Era in Baseball
On this day in sports history, one of Major League Baseball’s most iconic figures, Ty Cobb, made his final appearance at the plate. Playing for the Philadelphia Athletics on September...
September 11, 1928: Ty Cobb’s Final Swing – The End of an Era in Baseball
On this day in sports history, one of Major League Baseball’s most iconic figures, Ty Cobb, made his final appearance at the plate. Playing for the Philadelphia Athletics on September...
September 10, 1972: Olympic Dominance - Dan Gable’s Unstoppable Run at the 1972 Munich Games
On September 10, 1972, American wrestler Dan Gable secured his place in Olympic history with a performance that still resonates as one of the most dominant displays in the sport....
September 10, 1972: Olympic Dominance - Dan Gable’s Unstoppable Run at the 1972 Munich Games
On September 10, 1972, American wrestler Dan Gable secured his place in Olympic history with a performance that still resonates as one of the most dominant displays in the sport....
September 9, 1960: The First Snap - Broncos, Patriots, and the Start of the AFL
On this day in 1960, the Denver Broncos and the Boston Patriots made sports history by playing in the first-ever AFL game. The Broncos narrowly defeated the Patriots 13-10 in front...
September 9, 1960: The First Snap - Broncos, Patriots, and the Start of the AFL
On this day in 1960, the Denver Broncos and the Boston Patriots made sports history by playing in the first-ever AFL game. The Broncos narrowly defeated the Patriots 13-10 in front...
September 8, 2022: Surfing Legend Stephanie Gilmore Breaks Record with Eighth World Title Victory
On September 8, 2022, Australian surfer Stephanie Gilmore made history by securing her eighth world title at the Rip Curl World Surf League (WSL) Finals in Lower Trestles, California. With...
September 8, 2022: Surfing Legend Stephanie Gilmore Breaks Record with Eighth World Title Victory
On September 8, 2022, Australian surfer Stephanie Gilmore made history by securing her eighth world title at the Rip Curl World Surf League (WSL) Finals in Lower Trestles, California. With...
September 7, 1952: Alberto Ascari's & Ferrari’s Triumph at Monza Seals the 1952 Formula 1 World Championship
On this day in 1952, Alberto Ascari of Italy, driving a Ferrari, clinched the Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship with a triumphant victory at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza....
September 7, 1952: Alberto Ascari's & Ferrari’s Triumph at Monza Seals the 1952 Formula 1 World Championship
On this day in 1952, Alberto Ascari of Italy, driving a Ferrari, clinched the Formula 1 World Drivers’ Championship with a triumphant victory at the Italian Grand Prix in Monza....
September 6, 1995: Cal Ripken Jr. Breaks Lou Gehrig’s Record with 2,131 Consecutive Games
On September 6, 1995, the baseball world stood still as Cal Ripken Jr. of the Baltimore Orioles accomplished what many thought was impossible—breaking Lou Gehrig’s consecutive games played record. For...
September 6, 1995: Cal Ripken Jr. Breaks Lou Gehrig’s Record with 2,131 Consecutive Games
On September 6, 1995, the baseball world stood still as Cal Ripken Jr. of the Baltimore Orioles accomplished what many thought was impossible—breaking Lou Gehrig’s consecutive games played record. For...
September 5, 1925: Bobby Jones’ Triumph at Oakmont - The 1925 U.S. Amateur Championship and the Rise of a Golf Legend
On September 5, 1925, Bobby Jones, one of golf’s most revered figures, captured his second U.S. Amateur Championship at Oakmont Country Club, cementing his place as a dominant force in...
September 5, 1925: Bobby Jones’ Triumph at Oakmont - The 1925 U.S. Amateur Championship and the Rise of a Golf Legend
On September 5, 1925, Bobby Jones, one of golf’s most revered figures, captured his second U.S. Amateur Championship at Oakmont Country Club, cementing his place as a dominant force in...
September 4, 1950: Johnny Mantz Wins NASCAR’s First 500-Mile Race at the 1950 Southern 500
September 4, 1950: NASCAR’s history was forever changed on this day when the first 500-mile race took place on a paved superspeedway at Darlington Raceway in South Carolina. Known as...
September 4, 1950: Johnny Mantz Wins NASCAR’s First 500-Mile Race at the 1950 Southern 500
September 4, 1950: NASCAR’s history was forever changed on this day when the first 500-mile race took place on a paved superspeedway at Darlington Raceway in South Carolina. Known as...
September 3, 1935: A Need for Speed - Malcolm Campbell’s Historic 300 MPH Run
On September 3, 1935, British racing legend Malcolm Campbell etched his name into the annals of motorsport history by becoming the first person to exceed 300 miles per hour in an...
September 3, 1935: A Need for Speed - Malcolm Campbell’s Historic 300 MPH Run
On September 3, 1935, British racing legend Malcolm Campbell etched his name into the annals of motorsport history by becoming the first person to exceed 300 miles per hour in an...
September 2, 1966: Joe Auer’s 95-Yard Return - The First Touchdown in Dolphins' History
On September 2, 1966, a new era of football began in Miami as the Dolphins, an expansion team in the American Football League (AFL), took the field for their first-ever...
September 2, 1966: Joe Auer’s 95-Yard Return - The First Touchdown in Dolphins' History
On September 2, 1966, a new era of football began in Miami as the Dolphins, an expansion team in the American Football League (AFL), took the field for their first-ever...
September 1, 1984: Willie Totten’s 536 Yard Record-Breaking Performance - A Historic Day in College Football
On September 1, 1984, Willie Totten of Mississippi Valley State University etched his name into college football history with a performance that still echoes through the sport today. In a...
September 1, 1984: Willie Totten’s 536 Yard Record-Breaking Performance - A Historic Day in College Football
On September 1, 1984, Willie Totten of Mississippi Valley State University etched his name into college football history with a performance that still echoes through the sport today. In a...
August 31, 1909: The patent that changed baseball.
On this day in 1909, Benjamin F. Shibe and the A.J. Reach Company received a patent for the cork-centered baseball, a seemingly simple change that would forever alter America’s pastime....
August 31, 1909: The patent that changed baseball.
On this day in 1909, Benjamin F. Shibe and the A.J. Reach Company received a patent for the cork-centered baseball, a seemingly simple change that would forever alter America’s pastime....
August 30, 1981: Willie Shoemaker’s Unforgettable Ride at the first Arlington Million
On August 30, 1981, the world of thoroughbred horse racing witnessed a historic moment at Arlington Park in Illinois. For the first time ever, a horse race with a purse...
August 30, 1981: Willie Shoemaker’s Unforgettable Ride at the first Arlington Million
On August 30, 1981, the world of thoroughbred horse racing witnessed a historic moment at Arlington Park in Illinois. For the first time ever, a horse race with a purse...
August 29, 1885: A Turning Point in Boxing - Sullivan vs. McCaffrey and the Rise of Modern Rules
On August 29, 1885, a pivotal moment in boxing history unfolded in Cincinnati, Ohio, as John L. Sullivan faced Dominick McCaffrey in a heavyweight fight under the Marquess of Queensberry...
August 29, 1885: A Turning Point in Boxing - Sullivan vs. McCaffrey and the Rise of Modern Rules
On August 29, 1885, a pivotal moment in boxing history unfolded in Cincinnati, Ohio, as John L. Sullivan faced Dominick McCaffrey in a heavyweight fight under the Marquess of Queensberry...
Seven for Seven - The Start of Mark Spitz’s Unforgettable Munich Triumph
On August 28, 1972, American swimmer Mark Spitz entered the Olympic pool in Munich, beginning one of the most remarkable chapters in sports history. Spitz’s campaign commenced with a victory...
Seven for Seven - The Start of Mark Spitz’s Unforgettable Munich Triumph
On August 28, 1972, American swimmer Mark Spitz entered the Olympic pool in Munich, beginning one of the most remarkable chapters in sports history. Spitz’s campaign commenced with a victory...
August 27, 2004: Birgit Fischer Makes History - Six Olympics, Eight Golds
On August 27th, 2004, the historic city of Athens witnessed yet another legendary moment when German kayaker Birgit Fischer took to the water. Competing at the age of 42, Fischer...
August 27, 2004: Birgit Fischer Makes History - Six Olympics, Eight Golds
On August 27th, 2004, the historic city of Athens witnessed yet another legendary moment when German kayaker Birgit Fischer took to the water. Competing at the age of 42, Fischer...
August 26, 1939: Lights, Camera, Baseball - MLB’s First TV Broadcast
On August 26, 1939, Major League Baseball made history with its first-ever televised game, bringing the sport from the ballpark directly into living rooms. This landmark broadcast featured a doubleheader...
August 26, 1939: Lights, Camera, Baseball - MLB’s First TV Broadcast
On August 26, 1939, Major League Baseball made history with its first-ever televised game, bringing the sport from the ballpark directly into living rooms. This landmark broadcast featured a doubleheader...
August 25, 1996: Tiger Woods Makes History - Wins Third Consecutive U.S. Amateur Title
On August 25, 1996, at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in Oregon, Tiger Woods etched his name in golf history by becoming the first player to win three consecutive U.S. Amateur...
August 25, 1996: Tiger Woods Makes History - Wins Third Consecutive U.S. Amateur Title
On August 25, 1996, at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club in Oregon, Tiger Woods etched his name in golf history by becoming the first player to win three consecutive U.S. Amateur...
August 24, 1989: Banned for Life - Pete Rose and the Cost of Breaking Baseball’s Sacred Rule
On August 24, 1989, baseball witnessed a landmark decision as Pete Rose, Major League Baseball’s all-time hits leader, was banned for life due to allegations of gambling on games, including...
August 24, 1989: Banned for Life - Pete Rose and the Cost of Breaking Baseball’s Sacred Rule
On August 24, 1989, baseball witnessed a landmark decision as Pete Rose, Major League Baseball’s all-time hits leader, was banned for life due to allegations of gambling on games, including...
August 23, 1978: Happy Birthday, Kobe - Always Remembered, Forever Missed
On August 23, 1978, a basketball legend was born. Kobe Bryant, famously known as the “Black Mamba,” would go on to become one of the most iconic and influential figures...
August 23, 1978: Happy Birthday, Kobe - Always Remembered, Forever Missed
On August 23, 1978, a basketball legend was born. Kobe Bryant, famously known as the “Black Mamba,” would go on to become one of the most iconic and influential figures...
August 22, 1950: Breaking the Color Barrier - Althea Gibson's Historic Acceptance to the 1950 U.S. Tennis Championships
On August 22, 1950, Althea Gibson made history by becoming the first African-American to be accepted to compete in the U.S. National Championships, the prestigious tournament now known as the...
August 22, 1950: Breaking the Color Barrier - Althea Gibson's Historic Acceptance to the 1950 U.S. Tennis Championships
On August 22, 1950, Althea Gibson made history by becoming the first African-American to be accepted to compete in the U.S. National Championships, the prestigious tournament now known as the...
August 21, 1931: Babe Ruth Hits His 600th Home Run: A Milestone in Baseball History
On August 21, 1931, Babe Ruth became the first player in Major League Baseball history to hit 600 career home runs. The momentous event took place at Sportsman's Park in...
August 21, 1931: Babe Ruth Hits His 600th Home Run: A Milestone in Baseball History
On August 21, 1931, Babe Ruth became the first player in Major League Baseball history to hit 600 career home runs. The momentous event took place at Sportsman's Park in...
August 20, 1920: The Birth of the NFL - How a 1920 Meeting in Canton Changed Football Forever
On August 20, 1920, representatives from four Ohio League football teams, the Canton Bulldogs, Akron Pros, Cleveland Tigers, and Dayton Triangles, gathered in Canton, Ohio, to form what would become...
August 20, 1920: The Birth of the NFL - How a 1920 Meeting in Canton Changed Football Forever
On August 20, 1920, representatives from four Ohio League football teams, the Canton Bulldogs, Akron Pros, Cleveland Tigers, and Dayton Triangles, gathered in Canton, Ohio, to form what would become...
August 19, 1995: Tyson’s Resurrection - The Night the Legend Reclaimed the Ring
On August 19, 1995, the world of sports witnessed one of the most anticipated comebacks in boxing history. Mike Tyson, the former undisputed heavyweight champion, returned to the ring after...
August 19, 1995: Tyson’s Resurrection - The Night the Legend Reclaimed the Ring
On August 19, 1995, the world of sports witnessed one of the most anticipated comebacks in boxing history. Mike Tyson, the former undisputed heavyweight champion, returned to the ring after...
August 18, 1992: The End of an Era - A Solemn Farewell to Larry Bird’s Legendary NBA Career
On August 18, 1992, the basketball world paused as one of its greatest players, Larry Bird, officially announced his retirement from playing. Bird, known for his fierce competitiveness, sharp shooting,...
August 18, 1992: The End of an Era - A Solemn Farewell to Larry Bird’s Legendary NBA Career
On August 18, 1992, the basketball world paused as one of its greatest players, Larry Bird, officially announced his retirement from playing. Bird, known for his fierce competitiveness, sharp shooting,...
August 17, 2008: Nadal Wins Olympic Gold in Beijing
On this day in 2008, Rafael Nadal achieved one of the most significant milestones of his career by winning the gold medal in men’s singles tennis at the Beijing Olympics....
August 17, 2008: Nadal Wins Olympic Gold in Beijing
On this day in 2008, Rafael Nadal achieved one of the most significant milestones of his career by winning the gold medal in men’s singles tennis at the Beijing Olympics....
August 16, 1920: MLB’s Only On-Field Death – Ray Chapman’s Tragic End
On August 16, 1920, baseball witnessed one of its most tragic moments. During a game between the Cleveland Indians and the New York Yankees at the Polo Grounds, Indians shortstop...
August 16, 1920: MLB’s Only On-Field Death – Ray Chapman’s Tragic End
On August 16, 1920, baseball witnessed one of its most tragic moments. During a game between the Cleveland Indians and the New York Yankees at the Polo Grounds, Indians shortstop...
August 15, 1971: Jackie Stewart Clinches His Second Formula 1 World Championship in Dramatic Fashion
On this day in 1971, the Formula 1 world witnessed a dramatic and unforgettable moment at the Austrian Grand Prix, held at the picturesque but treacherous Österreichring. Jackie Stewart, the...
August 15, 1971: Jackie Stewart Clinches His Second Formula 1 World Championship in Dramatic Fashion
On this day in 1971, the Formula 1 world witnessed a dramatic and unforgettable moment at the Austrian Grand Prix, held at the picturesque but treacherous Österreichring. Jackie Stewart, the...
August 14, 1936: The U.S. Wins the First-Ever Olympic Basketball Gold Medal
On August 14, 1936, in Berlin, the United States made history by winning the first-ever Olympic gold medal in basketball. The 1936 Summer Olympics marked the debut of basketball as...
August 14, 1936: The U.S. Wins the First-Ever Olympic Basketball Gold Medal
On August 14, 1936, in Berlin, the United States made history by winning the first-ever Olympic gold medal in basketball. The 1936 Summer Olympics marked the debut of basketball as...
August 13, 1948: The Ageless Wonder and a Historic Gold Medal Tie
In the world of sports, age is often seen as a barrier—a ticking clock counting down the time an athlete has left at the pinnacle of their career. But for...
August 13, 1948: The Ageless Wonder and a Historic Gold Medal Tie
In the world of sports, age is often seen as a barrier—a ticking clock counting down the time an athlete has left at the pinnacle of their career. But for...
August 12, 1974: Nolan Ryan’s Record-Breaking 19-Strikeout Masterpiece
It was the kind of summer evening that baseball fans live for. On August 12, 1974, at Anaheim Stadium, Nolan Ryan stepped onto the mound and delivered a performance that...
August 12, 1974: Nolan Ryan’s Record-Breaking 19-Strikeout Masterpiece
It was the kind of summer evening that baseball fans live for. On August 12, 1974, at Anaheim Stadium, Nolan Ryan stepped onto the mound and delivered a performance that...
August 11, 1919: The Green Bay Packers Are Founded, Forever Changing the Landscape of Professional Football.
In the unassuming town of Green Bay, Wisconsin, a local legend named Earl “Curly” Lambeau and a driven newspaperman, George Calhoun, orchestrated a meeting that would forever change the face...
August 11, 1919: The Green Bay Packers Are Founded, Forever Changing the Landscape of Professional Football.
In the unassuming town of Green Bay, Wisconsin, a local legend named Earl “Curly” Lambeau and a driven newspaperman, George Calhoun, orchestrated a meeting that would forever change the face...
Aug 10, 1975: Jack Nicklaus Claims His Fourth PGA Championship, Reigns Supreme at Firestone
On August 10, 1975, at the Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio, the man known as the “Golden Bear” added yet another chapter to his legendary career. Jack Nicklaus, already...
Aug 10, 1975: Jack Nicklaus Claims His Fourth PGA Championship, Reigns Supreme at Firestone
On August 10, 1975, at the Firestone Country Club in Akron, Ohio, the man known as the “Golden Bear” added yet another chapter to his legendary career. Jack Nicklaus, already...
August 9, 1988: The Trade That Shocked the World – Wayne Gretzky Joins the Los Angeles Kings
On August 9, 1988, the world of hockey was turned upside down by one of the most shocking trades in sports history. Wayne Gretzky, widely regarded as the greatest hockey...
August 9, 1988: The Trade That Shocked the World – Wayne Gretzky Joins the Los Angeles Kings
On August 9, 1988, the world of hockey was turned upside down by one of the most shocking trades in sports history. Wayne Gretzky, widely regarded as the greatest hockey...