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  1916 – The Professional Golfers Association (PGA) was formed in New York City. 1934 – The Blackhawks win the Stanley Cup,...

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  BASEBALL: #2 Valparaiso at #1 Lake Central 4/9/24

  Our baseball coverage starts now, as our 2nd-ranked Valparaiso Vikings travel to take on the top-ranked Lake Central Indians.

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  This Day in Sports History

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  1941 – The PGA establishes the Golf Hall of Fame. 1946 – The Montreal Canadiens win the Stanley Cup, beating the...

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  This Day in Sports History

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  1941 – Joe Louis retains his heavyweight title with a ninth round TKO of Tony Musto. It is the fourth title...

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  This Day in Sports History

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  1896 – American athlete Robert Garrett wins the throwing double at the Olympics in Athens Greece by winning the shot put...

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  This Day in Sports History

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  1896 – The first modern Olympic Games begin in Athens, Greece. American athlete James B. Connelly wins the first event –...

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  1915 – In a heavyweight bout held in Havana, Cuba, Jess Willard beats Jack Johnson in the 26th round to win...

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  1937 – Byron Nelson wins the Masters by two strokes over Ralph Guldahl. 1974 – Hank Aaron ties Babe Ruth’s career...

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  1930 – The Montreal Canadiens complete a two-game sweep of Boston to win the Stanley Cup. 1987 – The Cubs trade...

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  1931 – 17-year-old girl pitcher Jackie Mitchell strikes out both Lou Gehrig and Babe Ruth in an exhibition game. 1972 –...

  By Mike Dywan