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Secretariat in the Belmont?
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That is the first one I thought of, and I hate boxing.
I remember seeing that on TV when it happened during the '54 World Series. Not only the catch but the throw that held runners on base. Dad and I came right out of our chairs in amazement!
"The Catch"
Say Hey Willie!!!!
OK, I couldn't resist
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Not being a sports fan
I've been trying to find out where this pic came from. From a Wikipedia article on the A & C sketch:
Addendum
Not being a sports fan
I've been trying to find out where this pic came from. From a Wikipedia article on the A & C sketch: Real-life parallels
...In September 2007, Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Chin-Lung Hu, a late-season callup from Albuquerque, got his first major league hit against the Arizona Diamondbacks, a single; Dodgers announcer Vin Scully said, "Shades of Abbott and Costello, I can finally say, 'Hu is on first base."
The listeners must have gone beserk....In September 2007, Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Chin-Lung Hu, a late-season callup from Albuquerque, got his first major league hit against the Arizona Diamondbacks, a single; Dodgers announcer Vin Scully said, "Shades of Abbott and Costello, I can finally say, 'Hu is on first base."
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Hard to capture the best photo, but, one helluva ball player. Ichiro Suzuki:
Edited to add (The Throw): Ichiro's iconic throw to 3rd base - YouTube
Edited to add (The Throw): Ichiro's iconic throw to 3rd base - YouTube
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As a fellow Canuck I have to give this a "like" even though I'm not really into sports
Bobby Orr in the 1970 Stanley Cup Final
A Pulitzer Prize winner:
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