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1869 - Clark Griffith, who began his major-league career as a pitcher and ended it as an owner; in Clear Creek, MO
1899 - Dudley DeGroot, who lettered in football, rugby, swimming, and water polo; in Chicago, IL
1919 - Bulldog Turner, Pro Football Hall of Fame center who was a seven-time All-Pro; in Sweetwater, TX
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1957 - Jodi Anderson, long jumper who won two collegiate championships and four national titles; in Chicago, IL
1963 - Mike Powell, who in 1991 broke Bob Beamon's long jump record, set in 1968; in Philadelphia, PA
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1912 - Louis Cyr, strongman whose exploits popularized weightlifting and body building; at 49
1966 - Steve Nagy, the first bowler to roll a perfect 300 game on television; at 53
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1986 - King Clancy, Hockey Hall of Fame defenseman who also coached and refereed in the NHL; at 83
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1963 - Howe Becomes NHL Goal Leader
Gordie Howe of Detroit Red Wings passed Rocket Richard as the NHL's all-time leading goal scorer when he notched his 545th.
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1984 - Breeders' Cup Inaugurated
The first Breeders' Cup races were staged at Hollywood Park in California. Wild again won the first Breeders' Cup Classic, then worth $3 million.
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1990 - Suns Score 107 First-Half Points
The Phoenix Suns scored a record 107 points in the first half enroute to a 173-143 victory over the Denver Nuggets.
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1991 - Rypien Throws for 6 TDs
Mark Rypien of the Washington Redskins threw six touchdown passes, tying Sammy Baugh's team record, as the Redskins routed the Atlanta Falcons, 56-17.
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