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Football On This Day
Bears Win in the American Bowl in London
August 3, 1986
While NFL highlights were shown on television in Great Britain starting in 1982, the game was the first chance fans of the league had to see the sport played on British soil. 
Golf On This Day
Ryder Cup Won by Europe
September 15, 1985
The 26th Ryder Cup Matches were held at the Brabazon Course of The Belfry in England, team Europe won the competition.
Baseball On This Day
Pete Rose Set New Record
September 11, 1985
Pete Rose of Cincinnati Reds gets his hit 4,192 passing the great Ty Cobb's record.
Baseball On This Day
Youngest Pitcher to Win 20 Games
August 25, 1985
Gooden and the New York Mets beat the San Diego Padres 9-3 at Shea Stadium making Dwight Gooden the youngest pitcher to win 20 games in the MLB.
Basketball On This Day
Hakeem Olajuwon Makes His NBA Debut
October 27, 1984
University of Houston's Hakeem Olajuwon made his NBA debut for the Houston Rockets in a game at the Dallas Mavericks.
Hockey On This Day
Mario Lemieux Scores on His First Shot
October 11, 1984
Pittsburgh Penguin Mario Lemieux scores a goal on his first shot in his NHL debut in a game against the Boston Bruins.
Football On This Day
Payton Becomes Rushing Leader
October 7, 1984
Running back Walter Payton past Jim Brown as the all-time rushing leader he did it on a run in third quarter of the Bears' victory over New Orleans.
Baseball On This Day
Gooden Sets Rookie Strike Out Record
September 12, 1984
New York Met pitcher Dwight Gooden set a rookie strike out record at 251 strike outs in a season.
Baseball On This Day
Reds Retire #5 Uniform
August 11, 1984
The Cincinnati Reds retire Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench's #5 uniform.
Track & Field On This Day
Carl Lewis Wins Long Jump Gold
August 6, 1984
Lewis got halfway there on Aug. 6, 1984, by winning gold in the men’s long jump event.
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