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Economy Heating and Cooling Game Night Forecast: 11/5
NFL Schedule - 11/5 Jaguars at Ravens - 7:15 NBA Schedule - 11/5 Magic at Suns - 8:00Heat at Warriors - 9:00 NHL Schedule - 11/5 Mammoth at Canadiens - 6:00Golden Knights at Red Wings - 6:00Blackhawks at Lightning - 6:00Blues at Devils - 6:00Hurricanes at Islanders - 6:00Flyers at Rangers - 6:00Bruins at Penguins - 6:00Stars at Blue Jackets - 6:00Canucks at Jets…
This Day in Region Football History: 11/5
1971 – Third year program Gary West closes out the season at 8-1, their best single season mark in history, with a 13-2 win over Andrean at the West Side Football Grounds. 1971 – In front of packed house on the campus of Hessville High, the Morton Governors win the city championship and improve to 9-0 with an 8-0 win over cross city rival…
Today in Sports History: 11/5
1933 – The Chicago Bears’ 30-game unbeaten streak is snapped with a 10-0 loss to Boston. 1954 – Montreal Canadiens center Jean Beliveau scores three goals in 44 seconds for the second-fastest hat trick in NHL history. 1965 – Dyer Central plays the last game in program history, losing to Lowell 40-7. The school would become Lake Central. 1968 – Denny McLain of the…
Today in Sports History: 11/4
1924 – The State of California legalizes professional boxing, which had been illegal since 1914. 1959 – Mr. Cub Ernie Banks is named NL MVP for the second straight season. 1973 – Blackhawks center Stan Mikita notches career point #1,000. 1977 – The Portage Indians football team wins the first sectional title in program history, beating Merrillville 3-0. 1987 – The NBA announces four…
This Day in Region Football History: 11/3
1961 - The Andrean 59ers win the first ever \"Battle of Broadway\" by a 14-7 score over the Merrillville Pirates. 1972 - Munster kicks a field goal and Lowell doesn\'t, so Munster wins 3-0 down on Commercial Ave. 1978 - In a sectional championship battle of unbeatens, 10-0 Hammond High, led by quarterback Tommy Franks, uses the intimidation factor on the visiting Highland Trojans,…
Today in Sports History: 11/3
1926 – Ty Cobb resigns as manager of the Detroit Tigers. He is replaced by George Moriarty who becomes the first person in baseball history to have been a player, umpire, scout, and manager. 1953 – The MLB Rules Committee restores the sacrifice fly rule, which was eliminated in 1939, saying that a sac fly is not charged as an official at bat. 1962…
Today in Sports History: 11/2
1895 – The first organized auto race in the United States is held in Chicago as six cars compete on a 52 mile course by the lake front. Only two cars finish due to blizzard like conditions. 1950 – The Roosevelt Panthers cap off an undefeated season with a 27-0 win over Gary Froebel. 1969 – Gordie Howe records his 19th, and final, career…
Today in Sports History: 11/1
1924 – The Boston Bruins, the first US based franchise in the NHL, is founded. 1946 – The first Basketball Association of America game is played, as the New York Knicks beat the Toronto Huskies. 1950 – Bob Cousy makes his debut for the Boston Celtics. 1959 – Montreal Canadiens goalie Jacques Plante becomes the first goalie in NHL history to wear a mask…
Today in Sports History: 10/31
1950 – Earl Lloyd becomes the first black player to appear in an NBA game, debuting with the Washington Capitols. 1968 – The Milwaukee Bucks pick up the franchise’s first ever win, in its sixth game, beating the Pistons 138-118. 1986 – “Dr. J” Julius Erving announces that he will retire at the end of the NBA season. 1988 – The first Monday Night…
This Day in Region Football History: 10/31
1941 – The Hobart Brickies shutout the Griffith Panthers 20-0 at Franklin Field on Broad Street in Griffith. It’s the sixth time in seven meetings that Hobart has held the Panthers scoreless. 1958 – Carl Adams closes out his one and only season as Griffith head coach with a 13-6 win over Gary Edison. The Panthers were 7-2 under Adams. 1958 – Hobart ends…
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