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The Sports Archives – A Star-Spangled Tradition
Few musical compositions capture the spirit and pride of the United States of America as neatly as the country’s national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner.” Performed and listened to by millions of people in countless occasions and circumstances, “The Star-Spangled Banner” … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – What Happened To The UK’s Best Loved Racehorses?
Horseracing has been a great tradition in the UK for hundreds of years. According to Wikipedia, the sport generates over £3.7 billion for the British economy and our country is home to nearly 60 licensed racecourses, which in itself demonstrates … Continue reading
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Tagged 202nd Epsom Derby, Aintree Racecourse, Ballymany Stud, Carl Llewellyn, equestrian, fun, Fun Facts, Grand National, history, history of sports, horse racing, Horseracing, horses, IRA, Irish racehorse, jockey, licensed racecourses, lifestyle, Party Politics, Red Rum, Shergar, sport, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
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The Sports Archives – Facts You Never Knew About The Australian Open Tennis Grand Slam Tournament!
The world’s best tennis players gather in Australia in January every year in order to play the first Grand Slam tournament of the year. The tournament is played in mid-summer in Australia and will certainly test the players to see … Continue reading
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Tagged Andre Agassi, Australian Championships, Australian Open, Extreme Heat Policy (EHP), Fun Facts, grand slam, history, Ken Rosewal, Margaret Court, Martina Hingis, melbourne, New Zealand, Novak Djokovic, roger federer, Roy Emerson, Serena Williams, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, tennis, tennis blogs, tennis news, tennis tournaments, U.S Open, Wilson tennis balls
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The Sports Archives – ‘Three Strikes; You’re Out!’ – How Baseball Got Started!
At the risk of assuming baseball started elsewhere, for purposes of this tidbit, we will presume the United States is the point of reference. Historically, however, two English games, Rounders and Cricket had influences on today’s sport of baseball. And … Continue reading
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Tagged Abner Doubleday, Alexander Cartwright, American Legion League, Babe Ruth League, Baseball, Baseball Archives, Baseball Blogs, Baseball Hall of Fame, baseball history, Boston Red Sox, brooklyn dodgers, cincinnati reds, Cooperstown, Cricket, Hank Aaron, history, Jackie Robinson, Little League, MLB, National Association of Baseball Players, New York Yankees, Philadelphia Athletics, Rounders, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, three strikes
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The Sports Archives – History Of The Game Of Tennis In The United States
In some respects a sport can be compared to a curve ball; as the ball is thrown, the batter views it in a certain path and then as the ball curves, the path of it is altered. The sport of … Continue reading
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Tagged history, history of US Tennis, Mary Ewing Outerbridge, National Lawn Tennis Association, Philadelphia Cricket Club, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, tennis, tennis blogs, tennis coaching, tennis history, tennis news, United States, United States Tennis Association, US Open
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The Sports Archives – All About Auto Polo
Let’s face it. People can get pretty creative when it comes to creating sports. Fencing, cricket and the luge are just a few examples of the more unique sports in existence. How about cars? Of course there are all sorts … Continue reading
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Tagged auto polo, automobiles, cars, Cricket, demolition derby, Fencing, history, luge, polo, sports, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, vehicles
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The Sports Archives – The World’s Oldest Football!
The latest issue of British stamps features famous landmarks from A to Z, including S for Stirling Castle…where the world’s oldest football was found in the private rooms of Mary Queen of Scots. Dating from the 16th century, and made … Continue reading
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