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1996 olympics

Carl Lewis Wins 9th and Last Gold July 29, 1996

July 28, 2019 by Gerry

Carl Lewis won the gold medal in the long jump at the Olympics in Atlanta, on July 29, 1996. Lewis had previously won the gold in the long jump at the 1984, 1988, and 1992 Olympics. Only three other athletes have won individual gold medals in four consecutive Olympics. Danish sailor Paul Elvstrom did it in 1948, 1952, 1956, and 1960. American discuss thrower Al Oerter won his … [Read more...] about Carl Lewis Wins 9th and Last Gold July 29, 1996

Kerri Strug, Despite Ankle Sprain, Wins Gymnastics Gold for U.S. July 23, 1996

July 22, 2019 by Gerry

By landing a solid vault on a sprained ankle, Kerri Strug enabled the U.S. to win its first gold medal in the Womens Gymnastics team all around competition. Before she even attempted the vault, Kerri Strug knew that the landing was going to hurt like hell. But the pain was only temporary and her heroic accomplishment will be remembered … [Read more...] about Kerri Strug, Despite Ankle Sprain, Wins Gymnastics Gold for U.S. July 23, 1996

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Sports Records and Milestones

Sandy Koufax 1959

Koufax Strikes out 18 – August 31, 1959

On August 31, 1959 Koufax tied Bob Feller’s Major League record when he recorded 18 strikeouts against the Giants.

Before They Were Famous

Kobe Bryant In High School

Kobe Bryant in High School, the most dominant player to come out of the Philadelphia area since Wilt Chamberlain December 7, 1992 The Philadelphia Inquirer The (Lower Merion) Aces appear to have come up with another blossoming marquee player in Kobe Bryant , son of Joe “Jellybean” Bryant , the former La Salle All-American. Please […]

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