In 1968, Dancer's Image won the Kentucky Derby but was relegated to last a few days later. - Also in 1968, the Pittsburgh Pipers won the first ABA Championship. - In 1984, Dave Kingman hit a ball int

In 1980, Genuine Risk became the first filly to win the Kentucky Derby since 1915. - In 1986, Bill Shoemaker rode a 17-1 longshot named Ferdinand to the win at the Derby. - In 1964, Pete Brown became

In 1939, Lou Gehrig removed himself from the lineup, ending his streak of consecutive games at 2,130. - In 1954, St. Louis' Stan Musial hit five home runs in a single day. - In 1964, Bill Hartack rod

In 1994, 3-time Formula One Champion Ayrton Senna crashed in the Tamburello turn at Imola. He was pronounced dead at the hospital hours later. He was 34. - In 1920, the longest major league baseball

In 1993, Monica Seles was attacked by a knife-wielding assailant during a tennis match in Germany. - In 1971, the Milwaukee Bucks won their first NBA title. - In 1988, a fight between NY Knicks' Lar

In 1986, Roger Clemens struck out 20, becoming the first player to do it. - In 1970, Jerry West sank a dramatic 3/4 court shot to send the NBA finals game into OT. - And in 1981, the New Orleans Sai

In 1993, Washington's Dale Hunter delivered a cheap shot on New York Islander Pierre Turgeon after he intercepted Hunter's pass and scored to make it 5-1. - In 1965, Lyndsey Nelson broadcast a basebal

In 1947, it was 'Babe Ruth Day' at all major league ballparks. He addressed the crowd at Yankee Stadium. - In 1956, Rocky Marciano retired from boxing and did so as the only undefeated heavyweight ch

In 2003, pitcher Nigel Thatch was traded to the Fullerton Flyers for 60 cases of Budweiser. Thatch was and still is an actor who wanted to play baseball. He acted in a series of Budweiser commercials

In 1978, the Phillie Phanatic made his debut. - In 1962, Harry Chiti became the first baseball player to be traded for himself. - In 2003, Mo Cheeks made the best assist of his career when he helped