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Volleyball On This Day
European Volleyball Confederation Founded
June 6, 2021
The Confédération Européenne de Volleyball or CEV, the continental governing body for volleyball, beach volleyball and snow volleyball in Europe was founded.
Rose Lavelle #16 of USA controls the ball
Tokyo Olympic Spotlight: Rose Lavelle
June 4, 2021
Rose Lavelle is one of Tokyo's top athletes to watch. Learn more about her passion for soccer and how she got on the Road to Tokyo.
Baseball On This Day
First World Series Played Outside the USA
June 4, 2021
Game three of the 1992 World Series was played at the SkyDome in Toronto Canada, the Blue Jays beat the Braves 3-2, it was the first World Series game played outside the USA.
Baseball On This Day
Manager Casey Stengel Fired
June 4, 2021
After the team lost the World Series to the Pittsburgh Pirates, the New York Yankees fired manager Casey Stengel, who won 7 championships.
Baseball On This Day
The Miracle Mets Win the World Series
June 4, 2021
The underdog NY Mets defeated the Baltimore Orioles in Game 5 at Shea Stadium to win the World Series 4-1.
Olympics On This Day
Olympic Athletes Raise Their Black-Gloved Fists
June 4, 2021
As a powerful protest, gold medalist Tommie Smith and bronze winner John Carlos showed a raised fist on the podium after the 200 m race at the 1968 Summer Olympics.
Basketball On This Day
Bill Russell Becomes the NBA’s First Black Head Coach
June 4, 2021
Bill Russell was designated as player-coach of the Boston Celtics, in his coaching debut he led the Celtics to victory.
Basketball On This Day
The ABA’s the Red, White and Blue Ball
June 4, 2021
The first ABA game was played between the Oakland Oaks and the Anaheim Amigos, the game introduced the red, white and blue ball and used the 3-point field goal.
Basketball On This Day
SuperSonics First NBA Game
June 4, 2021
The Seattle SuperSonics got beaten 144-116 to the San Francisco Warriors at the Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum Arena in Seattle's first NBA game.
Baseball On This Day
Lou Gehrig Named AL MVP
June 3, 2021
Lou Gehrig had 173 RBI's in 1927 and was voted American League MVP, the rules at the time said previous winners were ineligible, ruling out Babe Ruth.
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