History of Sports

As of the 2009 season, Michigan and Georgia have met twice with each team winning once: 1) October 5, 1957 - Michigan 26, Georgia 0

2) October 2, 1965 - Georgia 15, Michigan 7

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Well i am an indian person (who lies in england) i play rounders at a elite level mainly nationals i hate cricket, awesome at badmington and tennis, discus and football (midfielder) this is my opinion and i'm a girl alot of indians don't consider sport is important unless you want a build up of latic acid in a particular muscle than be my guest ALSO my family whos indian love swimming my sister is a trained life guard… says it all hope this helps :D

Considering that the first Grand Slam tournament took place nearly a century and a half ago, there have been remarkably few male players who have come close to winning Grand Slam singles events again and again without winning one. There were six men (Frank Riseley, Frank Hunter, Harry Hopman, Bunny Austin, Eric Sturgess and Andy Murray) who were runner up in three Grand Slams and never won one. Harry Parker, Wallace Johnson, Andre Gobert, Jean Washer, Robert Schlesinger, Frank Shields, Bill Talbert, Tom Brown, Kurt Nielsen, Herb Flam, Rex Hartwig, Luis Ayala, Steve Denton, Kevin Curren, Miloslav Mecir, Cedric Pioline, Todd Martin, Alex Corretja, Mark Philippoussis and Robin Soderling (total of 20) were runner up in two majors and never won one.

Mine That Bird [foaled May 10, 2006] was the winning horse in last year's Kentucky Derby. The winning date was May 2, 2009. The winning jockey was Calvin H. Borel [b. November 8, 1966]. The winning time was 2 minutes 02.66 seconds.

I know 2 they are from my home town, Ron Dayne and Shawn Green (Rookie)

I know Knowshon Moreno is from my families town (Middletown, NJ) and he was fun as hell to watch in highschool. Joe Flacco is from somewhere in South Jersey, I think. Miles Austin is from somewhere in NJ also and went to college at a school in NJ (Momnouth University). Victor Cruz, Anthony Davis, and Anthony Fasano are also from NJ. There are many more but I can't remember all of them.

Probably not. Ali would have a decreasing number each year, from a peak only just if at all above Jesus' average rate, while Jesus would be getting just as much publication time as ever.

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The university that fielded the nation's first college lacrosse team was New York University.

The first triathlon was at MIssion Bay, San Diego, California.

The most successful athlete in figure skating is Yu-Na(Yuna) Kim from South Korea. She won a Gold Medal in the Vancouver Winter Olympics for the women's singles-and got the highest points anyone has ever earned. (Short Program <78.50 points>+ Free skating <150.06 points>=228.56 points) Seeing she is only 19 years old, this is an UNBELIEVABLE accomplishment. Her nicknames are Figure Princes, Figure Queen, Figure Fairy and such.

A list of her earnings:

Gold (6)

a)2010 Vancouver <Women's Singles>

b)2009 Los Angeles <Women's Singles>

c)2009 Vancouver <Women's Singles>

d)2009 Tokyo <Women's Singles>

e)2007 Torino <Women's Singles>

f)2006 Saint Petersburg <Women's Singles>

Silver (1)

a)2008 Hyunhwang, South Korea <Women's Singles>

Bronze (2)

a)2008 Goteborg <Women's Singles>

b)2007 Tokyo <Women's Singles>

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The 2010 Kentucky Derby was run over a sloppy track. However, at race time it stopped raining and the sun actually came out. Super Saver won that race. The 2009 Kentucky Derby was run over a sloppy track and was won by Mine That Bird. The winning jockey both times was Calvin Borel.

Yes, James Naismith passed away November 28, 1939. From a heart attack in his own home. at the age of 78.

Im not sure when it officialy became a sport. it used to be a fightiong technique. Indians would take rocks and put them in their versions of lacrosse sticks and hit there enemy with them. I"m guessing after "white man" discovered it, we began to use there war technique for recreational purpose which over the years became a sport

Take Charge Indy because he injured himself during the race.

Nastia Liukin won 1st place all aroundShawn Johnson won 1st place beamand bars this Chinese girl won even though nastia and a Chinese girl tied which was so unfair! vault im sure a Chinese girl won

The first 'ancient' Olympic Games were held in Greece in 776 BC. The first 'modern' Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece in 1896.

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The first baseball game played at Three Rivers Stadium was on July 16, 1970. The Pittsburgh Pirates lost to the Cincinnati Reds 3-2.

The Pittsburgh Steelers also lost their first game at the stadium, to the Houston Oilers 19-7 on September 20, 1970.

No female jockey has ever won the Kentucky Derby. In fact, only five female jockeys have ever ridden in the Derby. Julie Krone was the first female jockey to win a Triple Crown event, the 1993 Belmont Stakes aboard Colonial Affair.