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Friday (9/11)
5:00 – Region Football Weekly
6:15 – Region Football Tailgate Show
6:30 – Strack & Van Til Hometown Scoreboard
7:00 – Munster at Andean
7:00 – Valparaiso at Michigan City
7:00 – Lake Central at Crown Point
7:00 – Chesterton at LaPorte
7:00 – Merrillville at Portage
9:00 – Region Football Halftime Show
10:00 – Strack & Van Til Hometown Scoreboard (Finals)
10:30 – Region Football Wrap Up Show
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MLB Schedule - 9/10 Rays at Braves - 11:15 Astros at Phillies - 12:05 Rangers at Mariners - 3:10 Rockies at Yankees - 6:05 Pirates at White Sox - 6:40 NFL Schedule - 9/10 49ers vs. Rams - 7:35
Today in Sports History: 9/10
1918 – Players on both the Boston Red Sox and Chicago Cubs threaten to strike during the World Series unless they are guaranteed $2,500 for each player on the winning team and $1,000 for each player on the losing team. 1950 – Joe DiMaggio becomes the first player to hit 3 homers in a game at Griffith Stadium. 1954 – Catcher Ray Katt of…
Today in Sports History: 9/9
1904 – The New York baseball team is referred to as the Yankees for the first time, with the name appearing in an article in the Boston Herald. The name would not become official until 1913. 1945 – Jimmie Foxx hits the 534th, and final, home run of his career. 1960 – The Denver Broncos beat the Boston Patriots 13-10 in the first ever…
Today in Sports History: 9/8
1894 – A boxing match is captured on film for the first time as William K.L. Dickson, an employee of Thomas Edison, films the exhibition bout between James J. Corbett and Peter Courtney. 1939 – Indians pitcher Bob Feller, aged 20, becomes the youngest pitcher to win 20 games in a season. 1958 – Pirates outfielder Roberto Clemente ties an MLB record by hitting…
Today in Sports History: 9/7
1892 – Jim Corbett knocks out John L. Sullivan in the 21st round to win the first world heavyweight title bout fought under the Marquis of Queensberry rules. 1955 – Yankees pitcher Whitey Ford becomes the fifth pitcher in MLB history to throw one hitters in consecutive games. 1974 – Billie Jean King wins her 4th U.S. Open singles title over Evonne Goolagong Cawley. 1979…
Today in Sports History: 9/6
1905 – White Sox pitcher Frank Smith throws a no-hitter against the Tigers. 1920 – Jack Dempsey knocks out Billy Miske in the third round to retain the world heavyweight title in the first prizefight that is broadcast on radio. 1945 – Athletics catcher Greek George is suspended for punching umpire Joe Rue. 1963 – A Cleveland Indians and Washington Senators game is reported…
Today in Sports History: 9/5
1901 – A baseball league later known as the Minor Leagues, is formed in a hotel in Chicago. 1906 – St. Louis University quarterback Bradbury Robinson throws the first legal forward pass in American football history, throwing a touchdown to Jack Schneider in a game against Carroll College. 1921 – Walter Johnson becomes MLB’s all-time strikeout leader with 2,287 career K’s. 1960 – Then-known…
Today in Sports History: 9/4
1920 – Race horse Man O’War wins the Lawrence Realization Stakes by 100 lengths, the largest winning margin in modern racing history. 1922 – Paavo Nurmi runs a 2000m in world record time, with a 5:26. 1971 – The first DAC football game is played as Chesterton beats Hobart 13-8. 1991 – The MLB Statistical Accuracy Committee votes to drop the asterisk next to…
Today in Sports History: 9/3
1881 – Richard Sears wins the first U.S. Men’s National Championship. 1904 – For the first, an only, time in Olympic history there is a throw off in the discus final after Americans Martin Sheridan and Ralph Rose tie with a throw of 128’ 10 ½”. Sheridan wins the throw off with 127’ 10 ¼”. 1921 – The US defeats Japan in five straight…
Today in Sports History: 9/2
1957 – Milwaukee first baseman Frank Torre ties an MLB record by scoring six runs in a game as part of a 23-10 win over the Cubs. 1962 – Stan Musial picks up career hit #3,516, passing Tris Speaker for second place on the all-time list, trailing only Ty Cobb. 1965 – Mr. Cub Ernie Banks hits career home run #400 as part of…



