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9/14 1:00 pm
Eagles
Trojans0
0 -
9/13 Final
Knights
Bengals6
45 -
9/13 Final
Sheepherders
Rams0
40 -
9/13 Final
Bruins
Spartans41
6 -
9/12 Final
Braves
Eagles8
29 -
9/7 Final
Warriors
Eagles8
28 -
8/7 final
Rams
Tigers35
39 -
8/6 final
Eagles
Rustlers14
20 -
8/6 final
Bison
Knights53
14 -
8/6 final
Raptors
Spartans35
13 -
8/29 final
Knights
Broncs12
20 -
8/30 Final
Panthers
Eagles7
40 -
8/30 Final
Rams
Wolves13
28 -
8/30 Final
Spartans
Falcons27
21 -
8/31 Final
Bobcats
Eagles20
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Today In Sports History 11/28
- Updated: November 28, 2019
Our past has shaped the present by many things in history including sports, here is how sports marked our history today.
Baseball
- In 1957 Warren Spahn of the Braves wins Cy Young Award.
Boxing
- In 1906 Tommy Burns and Jack O’Brien fight to a draw after 20 rounds for heavyweight boxing title.
College Football
- In 1938 the 4th Heisman Trophy Award is awarded to Davey O’Brien, Texas Christian (QB).
Hockey
- In 1925 NHL goalie Georges Vezina collapses and dies 4 months later of TB.
Golf
- In 1965 at the LPGA Titleholders Championship Kathy Whitworth wins by 10 shots from Peggy Wilson for her first major title.
Miscellaneous
- In 1895 America’s first auto race organised by the “Chicago Times-Herald.” Six cars race from Chicago to Evanston and back. Frank Duryea wins averaging 7 MPH.
NFL
- In 1929 Chicago fullback Ernie Nevers sets NFL record for most points scored in a single game with all 40 in the Cardinals’ 40–6 rout of Chicago Bears. Nevers has NFL record 6 touchdowns and 4 extra points.
