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1868 - William H. Lewis, the first black All-American, as a center at Harvard in 1892 and 1893; in Berkeley, VA
1898 - Link Lyman, Pro Football Hall of Fame tackle who played for four NFL champions; in Table Rock, NE
1911 - Sweeney Schriner, Hockey Hall of Famer who twice led the NHL in scoring; in Calgary, Alberta
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1950 - Bill Walsh, Pro Football Hall of Fame coach who guided the 49ers to three Super Bowl wins; in Los Angeles, CA
1950 - Paul Westphal, NBA guard who averaged more than 20 points a game five straight seasons; in Torrance, CA
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1987 - Jackson Sets Raider Rushing Record
Bo Jackson, who said baseball was his career and pro football only a hobby, set an Oakland Raider record by rushing for 221 yards on Monday Night Football. He scored three touchdowns, one on a 91-yard run, in a 37-14 win over the Seattle Seahawks at the Kingdome.
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1991 - U. S. Women Win World Soccer Title
The United States beat Norway, 2-1, to win the first women's world soccer championship. Carin Gabarra of the U. S. was named the tournament's most oustanding player.
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1996 - Lemieux Hits 1,400-Point Mark
Pittsburgh Penguin center Mario Lemieux scored a goal in a 6-2 win over the Boston Bruins, giving him 1,400 points for his career. He was only the fourth player in NHL history to reach that mark.
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