Post 100

I know it's not that big of a deal but hey, it's 100. A lot has happened between the first post (Boo-able) and this one. I remember thinking I wouldn't keep it for long but since I have a sympathy ready, I decided to keep it going. Alright, this time for Weekly Sports History, I don't want to do a lot of rambling about nothing so I'll keep it to a minimum. The No. 100 does bring up a lot of things.

Wilt's 100 point game, running backs generally shoot for 100 yard games and now, well 100 posts doesn't measure up to anything as I sit here blogging. I could've added a heck of a lot more to WHS this week but I have to do homework if I want to graduate. On a side note, I took the picture in Canton.

11/3/1962 - Wilt Chamberlain of SF Warriors scores 72 points vs LA Lakers.
11/3/1995 - First game at Skydome, Toronto Raptors beat NJ Nets 94-79.
11/3/1995 - First game at Rose Garden, Grizzlies beat Trailblazers 92-80.
11/4/1889 - Players League begins, declaring independence from NL.
11/4/1904 - Harvard Stadium became the first stadium built specifically for football (top).
11/4/1924 - California legalizes pro boxing (illegal since 1914).
11/5/1967 - New Orleans Saints win first game against the Eagles 31-24.
11/5/1971 - Lakers starts a 33 game consecutive victory streak.
11/5/1988 - First game at Bradley Center Clippers beat Bucks 111-91.
11/5/1993 - First NBA game in Alamodome, Spurs beat Warriors 91-85.
11/5/1994 - George Foreman Knocks out Michael Moorer (no, not Moore. We can dream though.) in 10 for heavyweight title.
11/5/1995 - George Foreman beats Michael Moorer to win WBA/IBF boxing title.
11/5/1996 - Derek Jeter named AL Rookie of the Year.
11/7/1991 - Magic Johnson announces he has HIV virus and retires from LA Lakers.
11/8/1970 - Tom Dempsey kicks NFL record 63 yard field goal.