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The Sports Archives – Streaming Law: The Online Sports Business
The world is presently in an era of technological supremacy. Laptops, tablets, smartphones, wireless networks, streaming…the power of global connections now dominate everyday life. Consequently, sports, along with many other services, are now at the public’s fingertips via the internet. … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, E-Sports, Football, Other
Tagged online sports, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, sports performance, streaming sports
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The Sports Archives – 3 Sports That Nobody Seems to Talk About
Most sport fans have a plethora of favorite sporting activities – baseball, football, soccer, hockey, basketball, and even professional auto racing are among the most popular in the United States. On the other end of the spectrum, some sports are … Continue reading
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Tagged bowling, Curling, handball, obscure sports, recreational sports, sports, sports history
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The Sports Archives – 7 Facts about the Seventh-Inning Stretch
Many major sporting events have a break period built into their match schedules. Most competitive team sports, such as football, basketball, and several others, have a ‘half-time’ – an intermission that divides the first and second halves of a match … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball
Tagged 7th, Baseball, inning, Sports Blogs, sports history, stretch
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The Sports Archives – Baseball vs. Football as America’s Pastime
Baseball has dominated the sporting industry in the United States since the 19th Century, and is rapidly approaching the 170th anniversary of its first game on American soil. Today, there are 30 baseball stadiums currently operating under Major-League … Continue reading
Posted in Baseball, Football
Tagged america, American Football, Baseball, football, pastime, Sports Blogs, sports history
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The Sports Archives – A Brief History of Ice Hockey!
The name hockey is most likely derived from the word hoquet, a word in Middle French used for describing a shepherd’s stave, which had a curved or hooked end. Throughout the ages, there have been many recordings of a game played with curved … Continue reading
Posted in Hockey
Tagged Canada, early hockey positions, Egyptians, field hockey, first organized indoor hockey game, Greeks, hockey blogs, hoquet, ice hockey history, Iceland, IPH, IPHL, Montreal, Montreal Canadiens, NHA, NHL, Nova Scotia, original six, poc, puc, puck, shepherd stave, shinney, shinny, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, Victoria Skating Rink, Western Pennsylvania Hockey League, WHA
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The Sports Archives – Ancient Egyptian Sports!
Many people don’t realize how much our modern way of living has in common with ancient societies We’re not talking about identical lifestyles but there are obvious similarities within the time frame of about 5, 000 years. Sure, they weren’t … Continue reading
Posted in Boxing, Hockey, Olympics, Other
Tagged Ancient Egypt, Ancient Sports, Archery, beginning of sports, Boxing History, Fishing, hieroglyphs, hockey sticks, Long-distance running, marathons, origin of sports, Pharaoh, Running, sports and history, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports endurance, sports history
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The Sports Archives – Wimbledon Trivia: 10 Fun Facts About The World’s Greatest Tennis Tournament!
Wimbledon is one of the four major Grand Slams of tennis and is typically played during the last week of June and the first week of July every year. It is the oldest of the Grand Slams and is considered … Continue reading
Posted in Tennis
Tagged Andy Murray, Fred Perry, Grand Slams of tennis, grass courts, lawn tennis, Prince Charles, roger federer, sports, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, tennis tournaments, wimbledon archives, wimbledon championships, wimbledon fun facts, wimbledon history
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The Sports Archives – Best Sports Memorabilia to Add to Your Collection!
With most common sports fans, it isn’t only about the love of the sport. It is about getting as close as possible to the athletes to get your picture taken together, an autograph or both. A lot of times, the … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged Alan Shearer, certificate of authenticity, Dennis Bergkamp, Edwin van der Sar, English Premier League, football memorabilia, football soccer memorabilia, John Terry, Matthew Le Tissier, Roberto Mancini, Ronald Koeman, signed sports memorabilia, soccer memorabilia, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, sports autographs, Sports Blogs, sports history, sports memorabilia, Steven Gerard, Steven Gerrard, Tony Adams
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The Sports Archives – Memorable Moments From The World’s Best Cricket Grounds!
Cricket is played everywhere from back yards to village greens to superb stadia. These are among the world’s finest grounds and some of the memorable occasions they have seen. Lords, London Located in St John’s Wood in London, Lords is the … Continue reading
Posted in Cricket, Other
Tagged Andrew ‘Freddie’ Flintoff, Andrew Strauss, Ashes Test, Ashton Agar, Australia Cricket Team, Benson & Hedges World Series Cup, Boxing Day Test, Brian Lara, Brian McKechnie, Cape Town, Cricket, Cricket blogs, cricket history, cricket stadiums, Derek Underwood, England Cricket Team, Fred Trueman, Gary Pratt, Greg Chappell, Kevin Pietersen, london, Lords, MCG, Melbourne Cricket Ground, Newlands, Nottingham, Shane Warne, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, The Oval, Thomas Lord, Trent Bridge
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The Sports Archives – Wembley Stadium And Its History!
The iconic London landmark currently known as “Wembley Stadium” was actually completed in 2007, but it bears the name of what has been one of England’s and the world’s most famous sport and entertainment venues for the better part of … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Other, Rugby, Soccer
Tagged 1948 Summer Olympics, 1966 world cup, American Football, FA Cup, football soccer blogs, hotels, hotels in london, King George V, london, london attractions, london tourism, Rugby, sports and leisure, sports and recreation, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs, sports history, travel destinations, travel tips, UEFA Euro 1996, uk tourism, wembley stadium, where to stay in london
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