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  This Day in Sports History

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  1918 – Montreal Canadian’s center Joe Malone scores five goals in a 9-4 win over Ottawa to become the first 20...

  By Mike Dywan
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  This Day in Sports History

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  1915 – Jacob Ruppert and Colonal Tillinghast Houston Purchase the New York Yankees for $460,000. Rupport pays his portion in cash....

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  This Day in Sports History

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  1965 – 15th NFL Pro Bowl at Los Angeles Coliseum. Western Conference defeats the Eastern Conference 34-14. MVPs Minnesota Viking quarterback...

  By Mike Dywan
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  Basketball

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  BOYS BASKETBALL: Hammond Central at Portage 1/9/24

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  This Day in Sports History

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  1811 – The first recorded Woman’s Golf Tournament takes place in Musselburgh, East Lothian Scotland.  1903 – Frank Farrell and Bill...

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  This Day in Sports History

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  1913 –  The New York Yankees hire Frank Chance as their new manager. 1945 – A new record is set as...

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  Prep Sports

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  1889 – First College All – American Team is selected. The team was selected by Caspar Whitney and published in “This...

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  Basketball

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  BASKETBALL: Bishop Noll at Andrean 1/6/24

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  Basketball

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  BASKETBALL: East Chicago at Portage 1/6/24

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  Prep Sports

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  1951 – The Indianapolis Olympians beat the Rochester Royals 75-73 in an NBA record-setting six overtimes. Also recorded as the longest...

  By Mike Dywan