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9/14 1:00 pm
Eagles
Trojans0
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9/13 Final
Knights
Bengals6
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9/13 Final
Sheepherders
Rams0
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9/13 Final
Bruins
Spartans41
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9/12 Final
Braves
Eagles8
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9/7 Final
Warriors
Eagles8
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8/7 final
Rams
Tigers35
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8/6 final
Eagles
Rustlers14
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8/6 final
Bison
Knights53
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8/6 final
Raptors
Spartans35
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8/29 final
Knights
Broncs12
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8/30 Final
Panthers
Eagles7
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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 3/28
- Updated: March 28, 2019
Our past has shaped present by many things in history including sports, here is how sports marked our history.
Baseball
- 2007 – Former Major League Baseball pitcher Ugueth Urbina is sentenced to 14 years in prison.
Basketball
- 1939 – Renaissance Big 5 win first pro basketball championship.
- 1942 – 4th NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship: Stanford beats Dartmouth 53-38.
- 1944 – 6th NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship: Utah defeats Dartmouth 42-40.
- 1950 – 12th NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship: City College of New York beats Bradley 71-68; CCNY becomes first to win NCAA and National Invitation Basketball in same year.
- 1972 – Wilt Chamberlain plays his last pro basketball game.
- 1977 – 39th NCAA Men’s Basketball Championship: Marquette beats North Carolina 67-59.
- 1982 – First NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship: Louisiana Tech beats Cheney 76-62.
- 1999 – 18th NCAA Women’s Basketball Championship: Purdue beats Duke 62-45 in San Jose California.
Boxing
Football
- 1963 – AFL’s New York Titans become the New York Jets.
Golf
- 1954 – Louise Suggs wins LPGA Betsy Rawls Golf Open.
- 1965 – Jo Ann Prentice wins LPGA All State Ladies’ Golf Invitational.
- 1982 – Amy Alcott wins LPGA Women’s Kemper Golf Open.
- 1993 – 22nd Nabisco Dinah Shore Golf Championship won by Helen Alfredsson.
Hockey
- 1922 – Stanley Cup: Toronto Saint Patricks (NHL) beat Vancouver Millionaires (PCHA), three games to 2.
- 1975 – Washington Capitals win first game on road after 37 straight road losses also sets own team record with 17 straight losses.
Ice Skating
- 1952 – US Ladies Figure Skating Championship won by Tenley Albright.
- 1952 – US Men’s Figure Skating Championship won by Richard Button.
- 1953 – US Ladies Figure Skating Championship won by Tenley Albright.
- 1953 – US Men’s Figure Skating Championship won by Hayes A Jenkins.
- 1981 – Christa Rothenburger skates ladies world record 500 metre (40.18 seconds).
- 1981 – Gabi Schönbrunn skates ladies world record 3 km (4:01.70).
- 1981 – Yevgeni Kulikov skates world record 500 metre (36.91 seconds).
Olympics
- 1990 – U.S. President George H. W. Bush posthumously awards Jesse Owens the Congressional Gold Medal.
- 1992 – Ann Transon runs female world record 50km (3:05:01).
- 2009 – Three Canadian figure skaters (Barbara Underhill, Paul Martini, and Brian Orser) are inducted into the World Figure Skating Hall of Fame, in a ceremony at the world figure skating championships in Los Angeles, California.
