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Sports History:     more books (100)

Hawai'I Sports: History, Facts, and Statistics (Latitude 20 Books) by Dan Cisco, 1999-07 The 30 Greatest Sports Conspiracy Theories of All-Time: Ranking Sports' Most Notorious Fixes, Cover-ups, and Scandals by Elliott Kalb, 2009-07-01 Sport in Latin America and the Caribbean (Jaguar Books on Latin America) by Joseph L. Arbena, 2002-05-01 Sport in Britain: A Social History Corvette C5 (Sports Car Color History) by Patrick Paternie, 2004-02-29 Sports Illustrated The Golf Book by Editors of Sports Illustrated, 2009-10-13 The Field: Truth and Fiction in Sport History by Douglas Booth, 2006-02-13 100 Athletes Who Shaped Sports History by Timothy Jacobs, Russell Roberts, 2003-11 A Social History of English Rugby Union by Tony Collins, 2009-03-05 Pay for Play: A History of Big-Time College Athletic Reform (Sport and Society) by Ronald A. Smith, 2010-12-01 Sports Illustrated: The College Football Book by Editors of Sports Illustrated, 2008-10-14 Sports in American Life: A History by Richard O. Davies, 2007-01-09 The World's Game: A HISTORY OF SOCCER (Illinois History of Sports) by Bill Murray, 1998-01-01 Mazda Rx-7 (Sports Car Color History) by John Matras, 1994-11

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41. Great Moments In Sports History (1993)
    GREAT MOMENTS IN sports history (1993) reviews from the nation s top critics and audiences. Great Moments in sports history (1993).  
    http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/GreatMomentsinSportsHistory-1043654/preview.php
    
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42. The Detroit Historical Museum
    sports history. TRANSPORTATION HISTORY. URBAN HISTORY. sports history COLLECTION. Explore our sports history Collection. Correspond with the sports history Curator.  
    http://www.detroithistorical.org/collections/index.asp?ID=10

43. Boston Sports History And Information
    BOSTON sports history by David Banner. SearchBoston.com City Guide and Business Directory click here for home page. TOP - Boston sports history.  
    http://www.searchboston.com/sports.html
    
    Extractions: by David Banner C arlton Fisk waving his arms, willing the ball to stay fair as it strikes the left field foul pole, to win game 6 for the Red Sox in the '75 World Series. Bobby Orr, flying across the goal, perpendicular to the ice as his shot beats St. Louis goalie Glenn Hall to win the 1970 Stanley Cup for the Big Bad Bruins. Havlicek stealing the ball to clinch game 7 in the classic 1964 semifinals, as basketballs' most storied franchise, the Boston Celtics, go on to win another NBA Championship. Adam Vinatieri's field goal splitting the uprights as time runs out to give the New England Patriots a stunning upset over the Rams in Super Bowl XXXVI. These are just a few of some of the greatest sports moments that Boston teams have been a part of.

44. Sports History : Rochester Convention And Visitors Bureau
    Rochester offers a wide variety of venues and a strong history of hosting sports events ranging from local invitational tournaments to international  
    http://www.rochestercvb.org/planning/sportshistory.asp
    
    Extractions: Let us help you make your meeting or event in Rochester a success! The resources below are geared towards helping you to plan your meeting in Rochester Minnesota. Sporting Events Summary 2007-United States Twirling Association 2006-MN Baseball Association State Tournament 2006-AAU Age Group National Gymnastics 2005-NJCAA National Wrestling Championships 2004-International Tug of War 2004-AAU Girls Basketball National Championship 2004-NJCAA National Wrestling Championships 2003-MN State Figure Skating Chamionships 2003-NJCAA National Volleyball 2003-USA Tennis National Public Parks Championship 2003-USA College Folkstyle Wrestling 2002-MN State Figure Skating Championships 2002-MN Youth Soccer Association-Harvest Fest 2002-NJCAA National Volleyball 2002-AAU Girls 14's National Basketball 2002-USA Rugby Div. 1 Women's Championship 2002-NCAA Elite Eight Basketball 2002-NJCAA Wrestling Tournament 2002-NJCAA National Volleyball 2001-Border Battle-University of MN vs. Northern IA

45. Intramural Sports History
    Division of Recreational Sports The university also facilitated the operation of over 20 club sports organizations which involved some 500 men and women.  
    http://wiscinfo.doit.wisc.edu/recsports/intramurals/im_history.htm
    
    Extractions: The inception of the intramural activities at Wisconsin was noted as early as 1893 upon completion of the Armory Gymnasium on Langdon Street. Interclass and inter-college participation in baseball, contact football, gymnastics, and track and field existed in the early 1900's under the direction of various physical education department staff members. The period of 1910-1920 marked the first dramatic increase in intramural activities. Inter-fraternity swimming contests marked the beginning of competition between Greek organizations. All-university competition was to follow and in 1920, a staff of seventeen members, directed by the program's first intramural director, George Berg, conducted an expanding program of activities which involved not only the students but faculty and staff members as well. An administrative reorganization of the intercollegiate and physical education divisions in the early 1930's prompted the appointment of Art Thomsen as coordinator of intramurals in the fall of 1932. This new administration sought to arouse interest among independent students, and by 1937 the number of independent teams had grown form 3 in 1932 to 71. Fifteen different activities were offered in 1936-37, with rowing, volleyball, handball and badminton being the most popular additions. Expectedly, the advent of World War II caused intramural participation to drop drastically, with less than 2,500 male students in attendance at Wisconsin. Immediately after the war, 1946-47, the enrollment of male students reached an all time high. As a result, the intramural program underwent some significant changes, both physically and structurally. Acreage was obtained on the west campus for outdoor activities, while program activities were administered under the new title of Intramural-Recreation: INtramurals, representing structured competition leading to championships, and recreation signifying the informal, free play phase of participation. Total participation accelerated again with the opening of Gym Unit II in 1967, and further expansion of outdoor areas. This increase was accompanied by a large increase in the number of women participants.

46. Intramural Sports History - University Recreation
    This was a critical period in the history of intramurals at WSU in maintained in Smith Gym as well as joining the Activities/Recreational Sports Office located  
    http://urec.wsu.edu/im/history.asp

47. Lycos Homepage > Sports > History
    ESPN.com SportsCentury Classic moments in sport, photos, and reports. Hickok´s sports history - This document is the top menu for the HickokSports.com  
    http://www.lycos.co.uk/dir/Sports/History/

48. Sports Publishing LLC
    Ultimate source of sports books, sports history and stories about your favorite teams and players. Whether it s the NFL, NHL, MLB  
    http://www.sportspublishingllc.com/category.cfm?catid=8

49. ABC 7 Sports Today In Sports History
    WJLA ABC7 is On Your side with local news, sports and information. Today in sports history. ABC 7 Sports Today In History. This Day In Sports. May 23.  
    http://www.wjla.com/sports/todayinsports.hrb
    
    Extractions: ABC 7 Sports - Today In History June 6 The United States Polo Association was founded. Man O'War won his first race ever, a 5-furlong contest over a straightaway at Belmont Park. He won by six lengths, running the distance in 59 seconds, and went off at odds of 3-5. In each of his 20 subsequent races, Man O'War was the odds-on favorite. New York Yankees Myril Hoag spanked a major league record six singles in the Yankees 15-3 win over the Boston Red Sox. The New York Giants exploded for eight runs in the fourth inning of their 17-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds. The inning was highlighted by a remarkable five home runs. Contributing to the carnage was Harry Danning, Frank Demaree, Burgess Whitehead, Manny Salvo and Joe Moore. The National Basketball Association was founded. Prior to the NBA, there were 11 cities that formed the Basketball Association of America (BAA). New York Yankees infielder Tom Tresh blasted home runs in three consecutive at-bats as the Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox, 12-0. The National Hockey League granted franchises in six new cities, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Minnesota and San Francisco.

50. De Montfort University - Sports
    Successful completion of the programme will lead to the award of Master of Arts sports history and Culture (6 modules worth 180 credits).  
    http://www.dmu.ac.uk/faculties/humanities/pg/sports.jsp?ComponentID=7063&SourceP

51. De Montfort University - Online Prospectus
    POSTGRADUATE PROSPECTUS 2003/2004 sports history and Culture MA/PGDip. (Printer friendly version). Mode(s) Fulltime~Part-time. Location(s) Leicester City Campus.  
    http://www.dmu.ac.uk/Subjects/Db/?course=758

52. Native American Times - America's Largest Independent, Native American News Sour
    sports history in the Making First AllNative American Basketball Team Hopes to Join ABA SAN JOSE CA Jennifer Tedlock 4/9/2004 History is in the making  
    http://nativetimes.com/index.asp?action=displayarticle&article_id=4246

53. Sports History - Physical Education - SPU Library
    Seattle Pacific University Library Online Resources - Physical Education - sports history.  
    http://www.spu.edu/depts/library/reference/physical_education/pe_sports_history.
    
    Extractions: Library Online Resources Sports History Ask a Librarian Search Library Pages or the Internet BaseballLibrary.com Baseball-Reference.com ... SPORTQuest (includes data on many individual sports topic areas like history, statistics, biography, coaching, rules, etc. ) rev. 10/07/03 SPU Main Page Library Main Page Online Catalog Database Access Send questions and comments on the library web pages to the Library Web Committee

54. HamiltonBook.com - New Books At Bargain Prices! - Sports History
    sports history. To learn more about a book click on the title or the INFO button. You can buy a book by clicking on the ADD TO CART button.  
    http://www.hamiltonbook.com/Discount_Books/Catalog/Sports_History_SPH.html

55. Welcome To History Television Boutique
    Music and Art. The Canadians. sports history. Travel. Warfare. History Television Sports. The Story of Golf Narrated by Jim McKay. (VHS Video) Save $20 $39.95.  
    http://www.viewerplus.com/ViewT.asp?Stat=History&Cat=Sports

56. Vikingship: Sports History
    This site contains information about Vikingship sports history. Read about Vikingship sports history or find links to Vikingship sports history information.  
    http://www.blueglobus.com/cgi-bin/search/search.cgi?results&keywords=Vikingship:

57. The Orion Online - Team Makes Its Way Into Chico Sports History
    NEWS. Team makes its way into Chico sports history. Takeshi Isaka Staff Writer. May 19, 2004. Team makes its way into Chico sports history.  
    http://www.orion-online.net/vnews/display.v/ART/2004/05/19/40aace3fec468
    
    Extractions: Soccer excites people all over the world and Chico is no exception. As one of the longest running and oldest soccer teams in California, the Chico Rooks has been promoting and contributing to soccer's high level of entertainment to the North Valley on and off the field for more than 11 years. David Stahl, now in his 12th year as the Rooks' head coach, said the Rooks have compiled a winning record of 167-86-3 in 11 seasons and advanced to the playoffs every year. Before Major League Soccer kicked off its first season, Stahl said they wanted to have a soccer team to compete with teams of bigger metropolitan areas like Sacramento or San Francisco and to establish a quality soccer program in Chico. "The reason for that it is because of Chico, the town. This is a soccer town," said Rick Sorenson, executive director of sponsorships and adult services. "Because Chico has been a university town, people from all over the world came to Chico and they played soccer. Chico has been prominent in the soccer community for 30 years."

58. BHL Research Topics: Sports History
    Golf at the University of Michigan. (Golf was selected as an example, similar papers could be done on any of the men s or women s sports.).  
    http://www.umich.edu/~bhl/bhl/topics/golfhist.htm
    
    Extractions: (Golf was selected as an example, similar papers could be done on any of the men's or women's sports.) Golf was first organized as a varsity sport in 1901 under the instigation of Prof. Thomas Trueblood but golf did not become a conference sport until 1922. From 1922-1950 Michigan had one of the best golf records in the Big Ten and produced several outstanding players. Since then the teams have posted mediocre records, with a few exceptions. There has been virtually nothing written about golf, men's or women's, at the U of M beyond the short sketch by Les Etter in the Encyclopedic Survey. The story of the university golf course, designed by Alistair McKenzie and in its day considered one of the finest college courses in the nation, has also been neglected. This paper would have to rely heavily on newspaper coverage in the Daily and possibly the Ann Arbor News. Michigan All-Time Athletic Record Book (for scores in match play and team finishes in tournaments and a list of "M" winners) Athletic Department Scrapbooks Athletic Department, Sports Information Office (Meet results and photographs, 1938-1985)

59. Encyclopedia Smithsonian: Sports
    Spotlight Biography, Athletes. sports collection at the Smithsonian American Social and Cultural history. Visitor Information and Associates' Reception Center  
    http://www.si.edu/resource/faq/nmah/sports.htm

60. On-This-Day.com - Sports
    OnThis-Day.com Daily historical facts and events, famous birthdays, celebrity birthdays, u.s. history, united states history, world history, music history and Quote of the Day. sports Sections  
    http://www.on-this-day.com/sports

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