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On this date in 1968, the Bulls hosted their first-ever New Year’s Day game, a victory over today’s Washington Wizards—originally the Chicago Packers.
On this date in 1992, Sal “The Barber” Maglie, leader of the 1949 Drummondville Cubs, died at 75.
On this date in 1912, long-time Negro Leagues backstop Quincy Troupe, Sr. was born in Dublin, GA.
On this date in 1885, Buddy Petway—one of the strongest-armed catchers EVER—was born in Nashville.
On this date in 1911, MLB’s career batting average leader Josh Gibson was born in Buena Vista, GA.
On this date in 1925, the all-Black New York Renaissance Big Five knocked off the all-White Original Celtics 37-30.
On this date in 1932, the Bears hosted Portsmouth in the NFL’s first-ever playoff game—which was also its first-ever game INDOORS.
On this date in 1961, William Ellsworth Hoy died at 99, the oldest living former MLBer at the time.
On this date in 1942, Hall of Famer Ferguson Jenkins was born in Chatham, Ontario, Canada.
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90SecondReCap provides a quick sports--and sometimes cultural--history lesson, based on each day's cap.
Learn something new, in less than 90…
If you're a baseball fan, you're gonna want to tune in, particularly if you love history, as well as random trivia, including some tidbits that have been discovered for the very first time.
It's not all baseball, all the time, as we've already covered baseball, football, basketball, soccer, tennis, yukigassen, and probably a few more.
Plus, from a cultural standpoint, we've looked at the birth of hip-hop, house music, and a number of other enduring styles.
The first 300 episodes were all 90 seconds or less.
Starting with episode 301, we'll shoot for three or so 90 second episodes per week, along with a longer-form episode.
Please bear with us as we get the entire back catalog posted...hopefully they'll all be loaded by Thanksgiving!
And, please subscribe...you'll gain a little knowledge with each listen, and it won't take very long!