In 1982, Gaylord Perry was ejected for doctoring the baseball for the only time in his career.

In 1989, Montreal Expos' mascot Youppi! was ejected after upsetting LA Dodgers' manager Tommy Lasorda.

In 1936, Cleveland pitcher Bob Feller made his MLB debut and struck out 15 to pick up his first win.

In 1957, the Little League baseball team from Monterrey, Mexico became the first team from outside the US to win the LLWS.

In 1973, the US Men's Basketball team got in a fight with the Cuban national team.

In 1965, San Francisco's Juan Marichal hit Dodger catcher John Roseboro with a bat in an ugly brawl.

In 1960, Billy Martin, then a Cincinnati Red was sued by Chicago Cub pitcher Jim Brewer for a brawl they'd been involved with a few weeks before.

In 2007, the Texas Rangers beat the Baltimore Orioles 30-3. The 30 runs is the most ever scored by a single team in MLB history.

In 2015, the first American born and raised player made his debut in an Australian Rules Football game.

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In 1990, the Philadelphia Phillies scored 9 runs in the top of the ninth to beat the LA Dodgers 12-11.

In 1967, Ken 'the Hawk' Harrelson was fired as a player by owner Charlie Finley. Harrelson was able to negotiate with different teams eventually signing with the Boston Red Sox.

In 1901, Baltimore Orioles pitcher Joe McGinnity stomped on umpire Tom Connolly's foot and spit tobacco juice in his face in an argument that led to a suspension.

In 2011, golfer Webb Simpson, a guy who’d grown up in Raleigh, played collegiate golf at Wake Forest shot a final round 67 to win his first PGA event in Greensboro at the Wyndham Classic.

In 1964, Phil Linz and the Harmonica Incident.

In 2000, Tiger beat Bob May in a three-hole playoff to win the PGA Championship.

In 2006, Tiger won his third PGA Championship.

In 1967, Charlie Sifford won his first official PGA Tournament.

In 1945, 17 year old Tommy Brown became the youngest to ever hit a home run in the Majors.

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In 1995, Mike Tyson fought his first fight in 3 1/2 years, stopping Peter McNeeley is 1:20.

In 1984, Lee Trevino won the PGA Championship.

In 1951, St. Louis Browns owner signed 3'8" Eddie Gaedel to a contract and sent him to the plate.

In 1997, Wade Boggs made his first appearance as a relief pitcher.

In 1941, Pittsburgh Pirates manager Frankie Frisch was ejected from a game after raising an umbrella.

In 1922, Gene Sarazen became the first golfer to win the US Open and the PGA Championship in the same year.

In 1983, it was a ho-hum end to the 'Pine Tar Game.'

In 1967, Tony Canigliaro was hit in the face with a fastball and nearly became the second fatality in a Major League Baseball game.

In 1992, Boston Celtic great Larry Bird retired.

In 2002, Rich Beem won the PGA Championship.

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In 1976, the NFL played its first game outside of the US. St. Louis beat San Diego 20-10.

In 1920, Ray Chapman was hit by a Carl Mays' pitch. He died a few hours later.

In 1987, Toronto Blue Jay Lloyd Moseby stole second base twice … on the same play.

In 2009, Y.E. Yang beat Tiger Woods in the PGA Championship.

In 2003, Christiano Ronaldo made his English Premier League debut  with Manchester United.

In 1954, Sports Illustrated printed its first issue.

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In 1999, 19-year old Sergio Garcia chased 23-year old Tiger Woods during the final round of the PGA Championship, staring him down after a birdie putt on 13.

In 2010, Dustin Johnson got hit with a 2-shot penalty on the final hole for grounding his club what he thought was a waste area. It knocked him out of a playoff. Germany's Martin Kaymar won instead.

In 1993, Greg Norman came up short in the PGA Championship, losing to Paul Azinger by a shot.

In 1989, San Francisco Giants pitcher Dave Dravecky broke his arm while pitching.

In 1975, Baltimore Orioles manager Earl Weaver was thrown out not once, but twice.

In 1970, Pat Palinkas became the first woman to play in a professional football game.

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In 1936, the US rowing 8 from the University of Washington won gold in the Olympics. It inspired Daniel James Brown’s book, ‘The Boys in the Boat.’

Also in 1936, the US won the first gold medal in basketball. The game was played outside during a rain storm.

In 1977, Lanny Wadkins won the PGA Championship. It was his only major title.

In 1959, the AFL was officially formed.

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In 1995, Mickey Mantle died.

In 1991, Joe Montana felt a pop in his elbow that led to the rise of Steve Young.

In 1936, Avery Brundage banned Jesse Owens for life.

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